Answer:
sorry i don't know
Step-by-step explanation:
6 cases ordered
'p' jars in each case
Total number of jars is (6 cases) x (p jars/case) = 6p jars
Split 7 ways, each restaurant gets (1/7) of the total order = 6p/7 jars.
I sure hope 'p' is a multiple of 7, or else Harrison might
need to deal with the number of pickles in each jar.
Answer:
30,240 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
This question is bothered on permutation. Permutation has to do with arrangement.
If there are 10 computers and 5 students, the number of ways students will sit at the computers if no computer has more than one student can be expressed as;
10P5 = 10!/(10-5)!
10P5 = 10!/(5)!
10P5 = 10*9*8*7*6*5!/5!
10P5 = 10*9*8*7*6
10P5 = 30,240
Hence the number of ways is 30,240 ways
Y = mx + b
m is your slope AKA rate of change
b is the y intercept.
from the graph we can see that the y intercept (b) is 15. (look at the y axis and see what point the line crosses on the y, here it is 15, in-between 10 and 20)
slope is rate of change. to figure this out remember slope = rise over run:

so pick two points. how much does one point rise after the other point you picked? In the graph it rises 1 square so rise = 1
Now looking at the same two points, how far away from each other are they on the x axis? Looking at the graph they are 2 squares away from each other. so run = 2
Now plug these numbers into the rise over run formula:

Now we have everything we need to put into our formula for a line:


For number 16 you should get:

after you do the same steps again yourself