Answer:
Quinzel sold 17 pairs of shoes last month.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be "Q" the number of pairs of shoes Quinzel sold last month and "J" the number of pairs of shoes Joseph sold last month.
Set up a system of equations:

Solve for "J" from the first equation:

Applying the Substitution Method, you get:

0.225, 23%, 1/4
Step my step
23% = 0.23
1/4 = 0.25
120% of 37 is 44.4. Good luck!
Hello there!
(-1)^3 * (-1)^2
Use the distributive property
= (-1)(-1)(-1)* (-1)(-1)
= (-1)^5
= -1
I hope this helps!