Answer:
C, E, D
Step-by-step explanation:
A "unit rate" is a rate that has 1 unit in the denominator. Here, the rates are all given in terms of the number of apples in 1 basket. (The 1 basket is the 1 unit.)
<h3>Application</h3>
When rates are given with some number of units other than 1 in the denominator, divide the numerator by the denominator to find the unit rate.
Here, the unit rates are all more than one apple in each basket, so the number of apples must be a multiple of the number of baskets. Phrases "A" and "B" both have more baskets than apples, so will not be used.
C: (304 apples)/(8 baskets) = (304/8) apples/basket = 38 apples/basket
D: (294 apples)/(7 baskets) = (294/7) apples/basket = 42 apples/basket
E: (405 apples)/(9 baskets) = (405/9) apples/basket = 45 apples/basket
<h3>Matching</h3>
(38 apples)/(1 basket) = C: 38 apples/basket
(45 apples)/(1 basket) = E: 45 apples/basket
(42 apples)/(1 basket) = D: 42 apples/basket
Answer:
6y+66
Step-by-step explanation:
write the problem out, placing 6 on its own, and the sum of y and 11 inside a pair of parentheses after the 6.
6(y+11)
then, just use the distributive property and multiply each term inside the coefficients by six. you'll get 6y+66 as your final answer.
if your teacher says that the final answer is not supposed to have variables in it, then we'll need a bit more information.
T would represent 25. This problem involves you subtracting the two temperatures.
Matthew will need to leave home at 10:15 in order to arrive at concert ar 10.45
