11 times as many damselfish as clownfish would mean damselfish = 11 times clownfish. Use variable to represent each fish, so variable c will be used to represent clownfish and variable d with be used to represent damselfish. So from as before, d = 11c . Since there is a total of 36 fish, the equation would look to be about d + c = 36. Since we know that d = 11c, you replace the d with 11c. So it will now look like 11c + c = 36. Add like terms , which will be 11c + c to equal 12c. So the new equation is now 12c = 36. To isolate variable c, divide 12 to both sides to get c = 3 . There are 3 clownfish. To find out how many damselfish, replace 3 with c in the equation for d, which is d = 11c. d = 11(3) . d = 33. There are 33 damselfish and 3 clownfish in the tank.
There's no way to answer that with the information given.
' Y ' might be -0.4x . Then, when ' x ' is 5, ' y ' is -2 .
OR, ' y ' could be x-14. Then, when ' x ' is 5, ' y ' is -9 .
There's just not enough given information to know.
Special 1 would be: 8.99 + 5x, with x being the number of additional pizzas you'd order
Special 2 would be: 6x, with x being the number of pizzas you'd order
Lets show what each special would end up costing by putting in 1-3 pizzas in the order
8.99 + 5(0) = 8.99 + 0 = 8.99
6(1) = 6
Note how I put a different number in for the x value in each equation, since keep in mind, the 8.99 is for the first pizza, and the 5 is the number of additional pizzas
8.99 + 5(1) = 8.99 + 5 = 13.99
6(2) = 12
8.99 + 5(2) = 8.99 + 10 = 18.99
6(3) = 18.00
In conclusion, it'd be better to get the $6 deal, assuming you'd only get 1-3 pizzas per order
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It’s the second one I think