Answer:
Second option. "Sue wants to cover the lid of a box with paper. How much paper should she buy?"
Explanation:
The first option relies upon volume.
The last two options relies on side lengths.
The second option is relies on area because you have to calculate the area of the lid to know how much paper can be used to cover it.
You can make an equation to solve this, but establishing knowns, unknowns, and relationships.
# in spring wash = x
# in summer = x + 14
Total Washes = 96
we know:
total = summer + spring
96 = (x) + (x + 14)
96 = 2x + 14
82 = 2x
"x" = 41
Answer:
The value of k is 8/3
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, start with the base equation and input the values. Then solve for k.
y = kx
24 = k9
24/9 = k
8/3 = k
Help with what part I can help
Answer:
2.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the cost model:
C(l) = l3 – l2 + l + 2.5
l = Length fo package
The length of a package that cost $11.00
11 = l³ - l² + l + 2.5
From the table given :
Length of mail which cost $11 will just be slightly greater Than 2 as the cost of 2 length mail cost 8.50
Taking l as 2.20
2.2^3 - 2.2^2 + 2.2 + 2.50 = 10.508
Taking a slightly higher value :
Put l = 2.25
2.25^3 - 2.25^2 + 2.25 + 2.50 = 11.078
Ww can conclude that the length of mail would be 2.25
