Answer: $20
$48/24 = $2 for each candy bar
10 candy bars * $2 = $20
Answer:
The bracelet will cost 85$ and it'll have 2 charms.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find the total cost of the bracelet and how many charms it'd be we need to build an equation for each store. So we have:
Oak Grove:
total cost = 16*charm + 53
Sandoval:
total cost = 27*charm + 31
We then find the number of charm that'll make them equal, since the price has to be the same on both shops:
16*charm + 53 = 27*charm + 31
27*charm - 16*charm = 53 - 31
11*charm = 22
charm = 2
The cost of the bracellet is:
total cost = 27*2 + 31 = 85 $
Answer: (27, 9)
Multiply the original coordinates by the scale factor 3 to get this answer
9*3 = 27
3*3 = 9
This only works if the center of dilation is the origin.
The general rule is 
where k is the scale factor.
I think it would be A, because if she jogged the same amount each day she jogged then all you need to do is multiply how much she jogged by how many days she jogged.
Answer:
h(-3) = 4.2 or 21/5
h(1) = 0.2 or 1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Plug in -3 for t.
-(-3) + 6/5 = 4.2 or 21/5
Plug in 1 for t.
-(1) + 6/5 = 0.2 or 1/5
