Answer:
72
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of candies = n
Tracy ate = 1/3 of n = n/3 remaining 2n / 3
she gave 1/4 of the remainder to her friend = 1/4 of ( n - n/3) = 2n / 12
the new remainder = (2n / 3) - (2n / 12) = n /2
she and her mom then ate altogether = 30
and the brother took from 1 to five, the number he took = x
and she has 3 left
( n/2) - 30 - x = 3
n = 2 ( 33 + x)
now we know that the candies could not be broken and x is between 1 to 5
n = 2 (33 + 1), 2 (33+2), 2(33 +3), 2 (33+ 4) and 2 (33 + 5) this are the possible values of n, ( 68, 70, 72, 74, 76) and the multiple of 3 is 72
n therefore = 72
I think the answer might be x=24
Answer:
The feasible region in the attached figure
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ----> the number of shirts
y ----> the number of pants
we know that
The cost of the shirts (number of shirts multiplied by the cost of one shirt) plus the cost of the pants (number of pants multiplied by the cost of one pant) must be less than or equal to $80
so
The inequality that represent this problem is

using a graphing tool
The feasible region is the triangular shaded area
see the attached figure
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation: