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
Answer:
Demand
Step-by-step explanation:
Supply is what the stores have and demand is what the customers want
Y=1/3[-3]-2 I think is the answer
That is where the line crosses the x axis or where y=0
0=-16x^2+22x+3
we gon do grouping
ac method
-16 times 3=-48
what 2 numbers multiply to get -48 and add to get 22
-2 and 24
0=-16x^2-2x+24x+3
group
0=(-16x^2-2x)+(24x+3)
undistribute
0=-2x(8x+1)+3(8x+1)
undistribute
0=(8x+1)(-2x+3)
set eaqual to 0
8x+1=0
8x=-1
x=-1/8
-2x+3=0
3=2x
3/2=x
x intercepts ate x=-1/8 and x=3/2
Answer:
i believe the answer is c
Step-by-step explanation:
tbh i dont have to explain cause you mainly have to just look at the graph
