Multiple both sides by 5/1 and get
-1/1 • (x-4) = -10/1
divide the numbers and get
-1 • (x-4) = -10
remove the parentheses
- x-4 = 10
move the constant to the right
-x = -10-4
calculate
-x = -14
change the signs
x= 14
Answer:
The inequality tha can be used to find how many more bags of popcorn Jeff still needs to sell today to make a profit is
x - 12 ≥ 40.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us represent the number of bags of popcorn as p
Jeff sells popcorn for $3 per bag. To make a profit each day, he needs to sell at least $120 worth of popcorn.
We have the equation:
$3 × p ≥ $120
3p ≥ $120
p ≥ 120/3
p ≥ 40 bags
He must sell at least 40 bags to make a profit
He has sold $36 worth of popcorn today.
1 bag is $3
Hence, he has sold
$36/$3 = 12 bags of popcorn
Which inequality can be used to find Jeff still needs to sell today to make a profit?
This equality is given as:
x - 12 bags ≥ 40 bags
x - 12 ≥ 40
x ≥40 - 12
x ≥ 28 bags
She still need to sell 28 more bags of popcorn.
Answer:
The correct options are:
x= -1.1
x= 2.4
x = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
The roots of any polynomial can easily be determined by the graph. To find the roots from the graph, we just have to see the values of x, for which the value of whole polynomial becomes 0.
We can see in the graph that there are three points where the value of polynomial becomes 0. that are
At x= -1.1
At x= 2.4
At x = 6
Thus, these are the roots
Lol lolz referred as in pennies lol
Actually I didn't see the (-5, -27), the answer would be -2.
