Answer:
1,136 calories.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Considering that there are 16 ounces in one pound, and the question is asking for one pound, I would think that there would only need to be 16 ounces observed.
2. Through calculations of the given number of oz, there are 71 calories per oz. By multiplying that by 16 (the number of oz in a lb), there are a total of 1,136 calories in a lb.
A system of equation is consistent if there is at least one solution. Since this system of equations has a single solution, it is consistent, the answer is true.
Number 4 is C because when you do 28 times 5 your get 140 then you do 140 divided by 20 to get 7 when you do proportions to find the missing number you cross multiply with the numbers there and divide with the number that is across from the missing
Number 5 is $6 because to find the missing number you have to see which way makes sense you could do 4 divided by 3 but you get a really long number so if you do 3 divided by 4 you get .75 and you get .75 for all cost is usually the y-axis so you do y divided x so then do .75 times 8 to get the answer
Number 6 to plot them you just go in the middle of the line for the first because it is not directly 2
Number 7 to change a fraction to decimal do the numerator divided by denominator even if the denominator is bigger so 6 divided by 25 is .24 for decimal form to get the percent move the decimal point two places to the right so it will be 24%
Answer: b≥-3
Step-by-step explanation:
at least means that it's great or equal than -3.
b≥-3
12 + 5x > 2(8x - 6) - 7x
12 + 5x > 16x - 12 - 7x
5x - 16x + 7x > -12 - 12
-4x > -24 / : (-4)
x < 6
