1: 40 2: 78 3: 48 4: 26 5: 15 6: 70
Answer:
(i) 540kg
(ii) 5.56 (rounded off to 3 significant figures)
Step-by-step explanation:






Bob's Bikes
260 × 0.2 = 52
260 - 52 = 208
208 × 2 = $416.00
Walt's Wheels
300 × 0.6 = 180
300 - 180 = 120
120 × 2 = $240.00
Carson's Cycles
310 × 0.1 = 31
310 - 31 = 279
279 × 2 = $558.00
(i can't read what it says for $50, comment below if it makes a difference, i'll edit)
Tino's Transportation
260 ÷ 2 = 130
260 + 130 = $390.00
B) Walt's Wheels provides the lowest price for two bicycles.
Yes...
x/3 > -1
what values of x make x/3 > -1
hint... your answer will look like like x > (number)
There's really no way to write this equation as a word problem .