Answer:
a) Rumble: $1
Pedal: $0.6
b) more than 5 songs
c) No, should be integers only
d) No, has to be integers greater than or equal to 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Part a
Rate per song is the slope.
Rumble:
Slope is 0.6
Rate is $0.6 per song
Pedal:
Slope: (4-2)/(2-0) = 1
Rate is $1 per song
Part b
Pedal would be a better deal if it's cost is lower than Rumble's
Rumble's cost: C = 2 + S
Pedal's cost: C = 4 + 0.6S
4 + 0.6S < 2 + S
0.4S > 2
S > 5
c) No, because no. of songs has to be positive integers only.
For example graph shows S = 2.5, but we know that's not possible
d) No, since the cost is 2 + S,
cost can't be in decimals either.
Cost too should be only integers greater than equal to 2
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Already, we are given 12% of our sample size as 24.
To find the sample size, we equate to find 100%.
Let sample size be denoted by 

Hence, the sample has 200 families.
do you have any more information?
6:2:3:4
for every 6 pairs of wedges she owns 2 Stillettos, 3 sneakers and 4 sandals
18/6 =3
3*2 =6 stilettos
3*3 = 9 sneakers
3*4 =12 sandals
18 + 6 + 9 + 12 = 45 pairs of shoes