Answer:
I use equal signs throughout but they are meant to be less than or equal to signs.
s=sandwiches
4.5s+6 less than or equal to 50
The answer is s is less than or equal to 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Finding Inequality
1. we know everything costs 50 in total so that is on one side of the equal sign.
____=50
2. we know he already spent 6 dollars so the money he can spend is 6 dollars less.
____+6=50
3. Each sandwich costs 4.50 $ so how much money does he have left to spend? we figure that out by multiplying the price by the number of sandwiches.
4.5s+6=50
Solving
1. 4.5s-6=50
First use the addition property of equality and add 6 to both sides.
2. 4.5s=56
Then use the division property of equality and divide each side by 4.5
3. you get a decimal but since you can't buy half a sandwich the answer is
s is less than or equal to 12
Answer:
-3
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that 22% of the mass off the chocolate bars is pecans, and that 4.5kg of pecans were used. To find the mass of nutty chocolate bars made with 4.5kg of pecans we can divide the 4.5 by 22 to find 1% of the weight of nutty chocolate bars produced, then multiply it by 100 to find the full weight in kg.
So 4.5/22= 0.205 (3dp), then 0.205x100=20.5kg of nutty chocolate bars produced.
Now to convert the kgs of chocolate bars to lbs, we multiply by 2.205 (as there is approximately 2.205 lbs to 1 kg).
So 2.205x20.5kg=45.203 lbs (3dp) of nutty chocolate bars produced on Tuesday.
Answer: See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Construct a decision tree for Wile
The solution to the question has been attached.
b. What is the expected value of the new car?
= [(0.2 × $10,000) + (0.8 × $18,000)] - $22,000
= $2000 + $14400 - $22000
= $16400 - $22000
= -$5600
c. What is the expected value of the used car?
= [(0.4 × $4000) + (0.6 ×$9000] - $12000
= $1600 + 5400 - $12000
= $7000 - $12000
= -$5000
d. What is the expected value of leasing the car?
= [(0.1 × -$2000) + (0.9 ×0)] - $8500
= -$200 - $8500
= -$8700
