First isolate x by multiplying by x on both sides. It will look like this:
(2/3)x=1.2
Then devise by (2/3) on both sides to get:
x= 1.2/(2/3)
The easiest way to get this is plug that into a calculator and get the answer:
x=1.8
Answer:
<em>The least number of items to produce is 41</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Average Cost</u>
Given C(x) as the cost function to produce x items. The average cost is:

The cost function is:

And the average cost function is:

We are required to find the least number of items that can be produced so the average cost is less or equal to $21.
We set the inequality:

Multiplying by x:

Note we multiplied by x and did not flip the inequality sign because its value cannot be negative.
Adding 20x:


Swapping sides and changing the sign:

Dividing by 41:

The least number of items to produce is 41
Answer:
(m - 10)(m - 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
We need 2 numbers whose product is + 20 and whose sum = -12. They are -10 and -2. These go into the 2 parentheses:
(m - 10)( m - 2).
I believe that the answer would be:
g(x) = 12x + 17
$38.95-$29.95= $9
$9= 900¢
900¢/3¢= 300
Ans: She used 300 minutes.