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We have the problem:
"Clare is in charge of getting snacks for a road trip with her friends and her dog. She has
$35 to go to the store to get some supplies. The snacks for herself and her friends cost
$3.25 each, and her dog's snacks costs $9 each."
In this situation we have two variables:
X = number of snacks for herself and her friends that she buys. Each one of these costs $3.50
Y = number of snacks for her dog that she buys. Each one of these costs $9.
The total cost, in this case, can be written as:
X*$3.50 + Y*$9
And we know that she has $35 to spend, so she can spend $35 or less in the store, then we have the inequality:
X*$3.50 + Y*$9 ≤ $35
Where we defined all the quantities in the inequality.
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Hey mate, please describe your question perfectly.
32+33=65
60/2 is 30, so they have to be in their thirties. Then 2+3=5, therefore they must be 32 and 33
3 times because if he needs 3/4 cup the. you should use it 3 times. (3/4÷1/4=3)
For this case, the first thing we must do is define variables.
m: number of times you cut the grass
d: amount of dollars you earn.
We now write the linear equation that models the problem:
d = 12m
The slope of the line is 12, which means that each time you cut the grass, you earn 12 dollars.
Answer:
an equation for the number of dollars, d, you earn when you mow the lawn m times is:
d = 12m
