So, there are 6 dozen pairs of gloves. That amount of gloves costed $87.12. She calculated the amount per pair as 14.52. This was incorrect because she forgot about the majority of the 6 dozen(one dozen is the number 12). So that means there are not 6 pairs of gloves, in fact, there are 72 pairs of gloves. So, now that we have that number, we can <u>correctly</u> calculate the amount of gloves per pair. Now we have 2 answers. The amount per glove and the amount per pair
Answer 1: Each pair of gloves costs $1.21.
Answer 2: Each individual glove costs 61¢<em>(if there is a number under the hundredths place in the price, like in the thousandths, you </em><em>always</em><em> round upwards, in this case, the cost was .605, but you round up, making it 61¢)</em>
For this case we have the following function:

By definition, the average rate of change is given by:

We evaluate the function for the given values:
For x = 7:

For x = 14:

Then, replacing values we have:
Answer:
the average rate of change from x = 7 to x = 14 is:
a. 23.22
Answer:
n=13/7
Step-by-step explanation:
2n+4+6*2=-9*2+8(2n+1)
2n+4+12=-18+16n+8
16+18=16n-2n+8
34=14n+8
34-8=14n
26=14n
n=13/7
Answer:
Replace l with 110 and w with 120
P = 2(110) + 2(120)
P = 220 + 240
P = 460 feet