inequality could be used to find the number of models Walt builds. Correct option B).
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Here we have , Dwight and Walt are building model cars. Dwight builds 7 fewer models than 4 times the number Walt builds.Dwight builds at most 9 models. We need to find Which inequality could be used to find the number of models Walt builds . Let's find out:
Let the the number Walt builds is x , So Dwight builds 7 fewer models than 4 times the number Walt builds i.e.
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But , according to question Dwight builds at most 9 models i.e.
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Therefore , inequality could be used to find the number of models Walt builds which is Dwight builds at most 9 and Walt builds at most 4 .
Answer:
240 
12.5p + 65
14 
p
Step-by-step explanation:
I'll explain the equation in different parts
12.5p - Since the number of times he visits is unknown, it has to be a variable. With each visit, however, he earns 12.5 points.
65 - This is a set value that remains constant
240 - Since he needs AT LEAST 240 points, he needs 240 points or more to get his free ticket
As for solving the equation just use properties of equality
240 12.5p + 65
175 12.5p
14 p
She<span> is </span>going<span> to </span>pour<span> it </span>into<span> a </span>paint tray<span> that </span>measures 10 inches wide<span>, </span>12 inches long, and5 cm deep. (1 gallon<span> =... ... (</span>1 gallon<span> = </span>231 in3<span>, </span>1 inch<span> = </span>2.54 cm<span>) Which of the </span>following scenarios will<span>happen? a. The </span>paint will<span> not fill it
</span>
Let us say that the numbers are x and y. The given clues
are:
1. x – y = 16 (so
x is the larger number)
2. y / x = 5 / 7
rewriting eqtn 2 in terms of y:
y = (5/7) x
combining 1 and 2:
x – (5/7) x = 16
(2/7) x = 16
x = 56
y = (5/7) x = 40
So the two numbers are 56 and 40.
