<span>(4x - 3y) • (16x2 + 12xy + 9y2)</span>
Answer:
neither
Step-by-step explanation:
c = cost of food/med for cats
d = cost of food/med for dog
y = total cost/spent
What you know:
y = 6c + d [has 6 cats and 1 dog]
c = 2/3d - 5 [cost for cat is 5 less than 2/3 cost for dog]
y = $195
y = 6c + d
Substitute/plug in what you know, plug in (2/3d - 5) for c and 195 for y
195 = 6(2/3d - 5) + d Distribute/multiply 6 into (2/3d - 5)
195 = 4d - 30 + d Combine like terms
195 = 5d - 30 Add 30 on both sides of the equation
225 = 5d Divide 5 on both sides
$45 = d
Answer:
136+ m ≥ 189 is the required inequality : m: The earning in 4th week
Arthur needs to earn AT LEAST $53 in the fourth week to buy the coat which costs at least $189.
Step-by-step explanation:
The amount earned by Arthur in first 3 weeks = $136
The amount needed to buy a coat = AT LEAST $189
Let us assume the amount Arthur needs to earn more to buy coat = $m
⇒ $ 136 + Amount Earned in 4th week ≥ $189
⇒ 136+ m ≥ 189
The above equation is the NEEDED inequality of the given situation.
Now, solving for the value of m, we get:
136+ m ≥ 189
⇒ m ≥ 189 - 136 = 53
or, m ≥ $53
Hence, Arthur needs to earn AT LEAST $53 in the fourth week to buy the coat which costs at least 189.
