Answer:
Don't quote me on this but I believe the answer is that he is 8 years old right now if that's what you're looking for
Step-by-step explanation:
8 + 16 = 24
8 × 3 = 24
That's what I thought
Answer:
178 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Eric has driven d miles.
As the rate of charge of driving the truck = 76 cents /mile
So, the charge of driving the truck for d miles = 76d cents= $0.76d
The base fee of the truck was $16.95.
Total money paid at the time of returning the truck = $152.23
So, 16.95+0.76d=152.23
0.76d= 152.23-16.95=135.28
d=135.28/0.76
d=178
Hence, he drives 178 miles.
For the first one, I will solve for t.
s + 2t = 6, first we isolate the t variable,
2t = -s + 6, divide both sides by 2,
t = -s/2 + 3, < There's your answer for 1!
Here's the second one,
3s - 2t = 2, subtract 3s from both sides,
-2t = 2 - 3s, divide both sides by -2,
t = -1 + 3s/2 < There's your second answer!
This is a problem where you should make an equation.
Let's say x is the first week. It would mean
First Week : x
Second Week : x + 5
Third Week : 2(x+5)
You need to add these up to make your equation. Your equation will look something like this :

Now you simplify.



That means they sold 104 Boxes in the First Week.
So they sold 109 Boxes the Second Week.
109 x 2 = 218
And they sold 218 Boxes the Third Week.
I hope I was useful!
Answer:
The answer to your question is cost of 0.6 pound of candy $4.17
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
1 pound of candy = $6.95
only 0.6 pounds
final cost = ?
Process
1.- Use proportions to find the cost of 0.6 pounds of candy
1 pound of candy -------------- $6.95
0.6 pound of candy ---------- x
2.- Use cross multiplication
x = (0.6 x 6.95) / 1
3.- Simplification and result
x = $ 4.17