Answer:
293 packs is the maximum the store can sell.
Step-by-step explanation:
Determine the number of packs that can be made with 4 pairs of socks.
(1173 pairs)/(4 pairs/pack) = 293.25 packs
We can't sell 0.25 pack (1 pair of socks), so drop that fraction to yield 293 full packs. Donate the spare pair, so to speak, to the local IRS agent.
Plug the values in the equation and find b
(x, y) and m = slope
Let us say that:
x = cost of shorts
y = cost of slacks
z = cost of sports coat
From the given statements, we can create the following
equations:
eqtn 1: 3 x + y =
10.96
eqtn 2: 7 x + 2 y +
z = 30.40
eqtn 3: 4 x + z =
14.45
Rewrite eqtn 1 explicit to y:
y = 10.96 – 3 x -->
eqtn 4
Rewrite eqtn 3 explicit to z:
z = 14.45 – 4x -->
eqtn 5
Plug in the values of y (eqtn 4) and z (eqtn 5) to eqtn
2:
7 x + 2 (10.96 – 3 x) + 14.45 – 4 x = 30.40
7 x + 21.92 – 6 x + 14.45 – 4 x = 30.40
- 3 x + 36.37 = 30.40
- 3 x = - 5.97
x = 1.99
Eqtn 4:
y = 10.96 – 3 x
y = 10.96 – 3 (1.99)
y = 4.99
Eqtn 5:
z = 14.45 – 4x
z = 14.45 – 4 (1.99)
z = 6.49
Therefore each shirt cost $1.99, each slacks cost $4.99,
and each sports coat cost $6.49.
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They would have to pay the hourly cost if they played around 7 games because 7 games would equal to the cost of one hour.
She will need to buy 3 more cookies because 2 dozens is 24. And 16 cookies plus 5 is 21 cookies plus 3 is a dozen cookies which is 24
24=16 chocolate cookies+5 peanut cookies+3 random cookies
