I think the answer could be A but I'm not so sure because at first Kayla has 6 boxes with x amount of books in the boxes with four left over so the equation would be 6x+4= number of books. So if she then replaces the now five boxes with x amount of books in them and adds four books to each of the five boxes you get 5x+4=number of books so it all equals out to the same number of books on both sides of the equal sign for 6x+4=5x+4
Answer:
1 y 3
Step-by-step explanation:
1*6=6
1*3=3
2*3=6
1*3=3
Answer:
5 or C
Step-by-step explanation:
when you plug in 5, you get -24 as the cost. Then you take that number with the amount of money you make selling 5 flowers and that would be $50 since they are $10/per bouquet. Then when you subtract you get a positive profit of $26.
Answer:
138
Step-by-step explanation:
The LCD here is 12. Mult. each fraction within the brackets by 12 results in
6[6 + 8 + 9). Perform the addition shown within the parentheses, and then mult. the resulting sum by 6:
6(23) = 138
Answer: Yes, it will be enough.
Step-by-step explanation:
I will answer this in English:
We have 27 students and 81 units, we want to give 3 units to each student.
This is only possible if the quotient betwen 81 and 3 must be bigger than 27.
Lets do it:
81/3 = 27
So we have exactly enough for the 27 students.
