Answer:
I don't see any options for inequalities, so I wrote one based on the information.
Step-by-step explanation:
We'll assume that the drinks and cake ($17) are the only items Mr. Saslow needs to purchase and that the remainder may be used on whatever extras he wants. In this case, candy.
He starts with $32 and spends $17. The remainder may be spent on candy (all or none). This can be expressed as an inequality. Let C be the cost of the candy.
C 
($32 - $17)
C ($32 - $17)
C ($15)
Answer:11.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The number 5.25 is increased by one which is 6.25 then you add it by one again you get 7.25 but if you add 2 you get 9.25 so you add 2 to 9.25
Answer: 65,416.67m
Step-by-step explanation: that's the approximate answer so it might vary
Answer:
1) $283.50
2) 65.21 meters.
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1)
We know that a spool of ribbon holds 6.75 meters.
A craft club buys 21 spools.
So, the total length of ribbon bought is:
Each meter costs $2. So, the total cost will be:
Part 2)
A spool holds 6.75 meters.
We bought 21 of them, so that total length we have is 141.75 meters.
The club used 76.54 meters.
So, the amount of ribbon that is left is represented by:
Subtract:
So, 65.21 meters of ribbon will be left.
