Answer:
4 dozens
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Find Eleanor and Joanna's ratio of eggs to milk</em>
Eleanor:
<em>Dozen eggs : gallons of milk</em>
9 : 3
3 : 1
Joanna:
<em>Dozen eggs : gallons of milk</em>
2 : 2
1 : 1
<em>They gather one gallon of milk each which means Joanna has 1 dozen eggs and Eleanor has 3 dozens of eggs.</em>
Total dozen of eggs = 3 + 1 = 4
Therefore, total dozen of eggs the family have per week is 4 dozens.
Answer:
b = y-intercept
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
so, he will not wear any pants ? socks ? not to mention underwear ?
anyway, we have to deduct the $35 for the shoes, as he is seemingly buying them in any case.
so, we are left with 100 - 35 = $65 for shirts.
as one shirt costs $15, we need to see how often 15 fits into 65, as that is the answer how many shirts he can buy for this money.
65 / 15 = 4.333333333...
since he cannot buy a part shirt, we can only rely on the integer part of the calculation.
so, he can buy 4 shirts and will have $5 left.
I know that you should use PEMDAS, what grade are you in this sems advances for you
The correct answer is:
[D]: "
(-5
)x − 
" .
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Explanation:_________________________________________________________ " -1/2(-3/2x + 6x + 1) −<span> 3x " ;
= (-1/2 * -3/2 x) + (-1/2 * 6x) + (-1/2 * 1) </span>− <span>3x ;
= [ (-1 *-3) /(2*2)] x + (-3x) + (-1/2) ] </span>− <span>3x ;
= [ (3/4)x </span>− 3x − (1/2) ] −<span> 3x ;
= </span>(3/4)x − 3x − (1/2) − 3x ;
= ?? ; → Combine the "like terms" ;
→ "(3/4)x − 3x − 3x " = ?? ;
→ "(3/4)x − 3x = "(-9/4)x";
→ "(-9/4)x − 3x = "(-21/4)x " = " (-5

)x " ;
→ The answer is: "
(-5
)x − 
" ;
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→ which is:
___________________________________________________ → Answer choice: [D]: "
(-5
)x − 
" .
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