Answer:
<em>p ≥ 5</em>
<em>Scott will buy at least 5 kilograms of candy.</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Inequalities</u>
The candy Scott buys cost $7 per kilogram.
Let's set p=number of kilograms of candy Scott will buy.
The money spent to buy p kilograms of candy is 7p dollars.
The condition states he will spend at least $35 on candies, thus the following inequality is formed:
7p ≥ 35
Dividing by 7:
p ≥ 35/7
Operating:
p ≥ 5
Scott will buy at least 5 kilograms of candy.
Answer:
80% 0.8
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the percentage out of a fraction you would divide 4÷5 to get 0.8, the decimal answer, then to turn that to a percent you would move the point two places to the right to get 80%.
Discuss the relevance of fairy tales in society today and the aspects that it teaches us about our world. Why do we enjoy fairy tales and repeat these stories over time? How do fairy tales open our eyes to other cultures? What does it mean to live happily ever after? Discuss why tricksters often highlight flaws in the gods. If tricksters threaten order, authority, and hierarchy, then why do you think they appear in various stories? What are the similarities and differences in intelligence between the gods and tricksters? Discuss the ways in which tricksters mediate between the gods and men. Why do you think tricksters take the side of humans? What do the trickster stories say about cunning? Can intelligence be both evil and good?
Answer:
a. 5 . 2/ -1 + -8
b. 5+ (-1) multiply ( 4 -8)
c. 15 -1^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 6 dogs
Step-by-step explanation:
If 100 treats will feed 15 dogs, then that means that the number of treats that each dog requires is:
= 100/15
= 6.67 treats
If 6.67 treats will feed one dog then the number of dogs that will be fed by 40 is:
= 40 / 6.67
= 6 dogs
