Question:
A customer buys bouquets of tulips and bouquets of roses for $40.25. The bouquet contained 17 tulips and cost $18.25. What is the price of a bouquet of roses?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
The cost of a bouquet of roses
Since the customer bought a bouquet each, the formula to use is:
Make Rose the subject
<em>A bouquet of rose costs $22.00</em>
Your answer is two point thirty-two hundreths hope this helps have a nice day. >q<
Answer: x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
6x + 8 = 5x + 12
-8 -8
6x = 5x + 4
-5x -5x
x = 4
Substitute each value in:
x < 3
y > 1
<h2>1 < 3</h2><h2>2 > 1</h2>
5 < 3
2 > 1
0 < 3
0 > 1
2 < 3
0 > 1
F(x) = -1.50x + 40.....basically, this is saying that Gloria has 40 bucks in her lunch account and each meal costs her 1.50.
By changing the -1.50 to -2.75 means she is paying more for her meals...the cost of a meal went up from 1.50 to 2.75.
