Kevin bought 2 pairs of jeans that were originally $40 per pair but were each marked down by $15 and 3 t-shirts for $12 each. He
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Answer:
Therefore, Kevin spent $56.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the Kevin bought 2 pairs of jeans that were originally $40 per pair but were each marked down by $15 and 3 t-shirts for $12 each. He also used a coupon for $10 off his entire purchase.
Therefore, we have 2 pairs of jeans for $15 and 3 t-shirts for $12 each and a coupon for $10 off his entire purchase.
We calculate the total amount he spent.
Therefore, Kevin spent $56.
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Problem 7a
The graph is down below the rest of the answer. 5x + 2y = 150
<u>x and y intercepts.</u>
The x intercept is marked as 30. That was derived by letting y = 0 to get
5x = 150 divide by 5
x = 150 / 5
x = 30
So if you buy NO wristbands, you can get 30 keychains
The y intercept occurs when x = 0
2y = 150 Divide by 2
y = 150 / 2
y = 75 That means if you buy NO keychains, you can buy 75 wrist bands.
Problem 7b
For this problem x = 18
5*18 + 2y = 150
90 + 2y = 150 Subtract 90 from both sides.
2y = 150 - 90
2y = 60 Divide by 2
y = 60/2
y = 30
Conclusion
You can buy 18 key chains (given)
You can buy 30 wristbands (calculated)
