56 -32 =24
then
24 / 4 = 6
so, he ate 6 strawberries
Answer:
The x-axis should be the units and the y-axis should be the prices.
Step-by-step explanation:
IF you guys have time, this is my explanation:
In a graph, we always think of "rise over run" or "y over x." Another way to write this is "y PER x." For example, 90 percent is "90 per 100," which can also be written as, "90 OVER 100." So, do we have price per unit or unit per price?
The answer would be, "unit per price." This is because the question asks to compare the unit prices, not the price units. Think unit price = unit PER price. Price unit = price PER unit. So the question asks, "For every unit, what will the price be?"
Therefore, units is x and prices are y because we are trying to compare price per unit, which we now know is y PER x.
y = 2 ( x + 3/4 )^2 − 25 8
The general rule for a linear equation is y=mx+c where m is the slope or gradient... therefore the slope is 3.
Now we need to get 2 points on the line.
You can easily get the y-int by substituting x=0 into the equation... therefore the y-int is 11... you have one point on the line: (0,11)
Now that you have one point and we know the gradient or slope which is 3, go from the point you have found (0,11) and go up 3 and across 1 to find a second point... then simply rule a line in between the two points.
Answer:
$2.15
Step-by-step explanation:
Since 3 Tomatoes cost $1.29
Then let's first find how much is 1 Tomatoes.
To do that we have to divide Cost by # of Tomatoes
3/1.29 = 0.43
Thus, 1 Tomatoes Cost 0.43
Now, the question is: How much will 5 tomatoes cost?
Therefore, 0.43 * 5 =2.15
Hence, 5 Tomatoes cost $2.15
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