First, how much did you spend on the 8 gumdrops at 2 cents a piece?
8 gumdrops at 2 cents a piece is 16 cents
8 gumdrops x 2 cents = 16 cents
So, if you have 16 cents to spend on gumdrops and they are 8 cents a piece, how many can you buy?
16 / 8 = 2
You can buy 2 gumdrops for the same amount of money.
Answer: the store paid $18.3 for the sweater
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the amount that the store paid for the sweater.
A store marks up the price of a sweater by $7.35. This means that the new or current price of the sweater at the store would be
7.35 + x
The total cost of the sweater is 25.65. Therefore, an equation to represent the problem would be
7.35 + x = 25.65
Subtracting 7.35 from the left hand side and the right hand side of the equation, it becomes
7.35 + x - 7.35 = 25.65 - 7.35
x = $18.3
We already know that if the agency charges $16 a day and Jim had the car for 4 days so we multiply those together and get $64. Now we know there is $15 left. We can divide 15 by .15 and get 100 so Jim drives 100 miles
(15,-10) (17,2)
(2+10)/(17-15)= 12/2 = 6
The slope is 6
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