So first I hope this helps! But from what I’ve learned in school is that a unit rate pretty much just mean *1... so in words the answers would be 1/6 and hour for every 2/23 miles
We want to create a linear equation to model the given situation.
A) c(r) = $6.00 + $1.50*r
B) 19 rides.
We know that the carnival charges $6.00 for entry plus $1.50 for each ride.
A) With the given information we can see that if you ride for r rides, then the cost equation will be:
c(r) = $6.00 + $1.50*r
Where c(r) is the cost for going to the carnival and doing r rides.
B) If you have $35.00, then we can solve:
c(r) = $35.00 = $6.00 + $1.50*r
Now we can solve the equation for r.
$35.00 = $6.00 + $1.50*r
$35.00 - $6.00 = $1.50*r
$29.00 = $1.50*r
$29.00/$1.50 = r = 19.33
Rounding to the next whole number we get: r = 19
This means that with $35.00, Dennis could go to 19 rides.
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In maths, the “>” sign means “greater than”, or “bigger than.” If we say A > B, that means (in English) “A is bigger than B.”
So, if A > B and B > C:
A is bigger than B, and B is bigger than C.
So the smallest would be C, since both A and B are bigger. Next is B, and biggest is A.
That is the order they would be in a number line: C - B - A
<span>You must get p by itself, so first subtract B from both sides: SA-B=1/2lp. Then multiply both sides by 2, which cancels out the 1/2: 2SA=lp. Then divide both sides by l: (2SA)/l=p.</span>
