Well a long number 1.0989010989011 thats what u get
Answer:
Part 1. 50 and 17 denotes that he earns $50 for each shift he works at the dinner and $17 for each dog-walking job.
Variable x denotes the number of shifts at the dinner and y variable denotes the number of dog -walking job.
Part 2. The income from shift of work at the diner that is 50x, and the income from dog walking work that is 17y.
Part 3. The total income from the diner is given by 50x.
Step-by-step explanation:
Each week, Aubrey earns $50 for every shift he works at the diner and $17 for every dog-walking job.
He uses the expression (50x + 17y) to keep track of his earning.
Part 1. Here the coefficient of the expressions 50 and 17 denotes that he earns $50 for each shift he works at the dinner and $17 for each dog-walking job.
And the variable x denotes the number of shifts at the dinner and y variable denotes the number of dog -walking jobs.
Part 2. Therefore, there are two terms in the expression, one is the income from the shift of work at the diner that is 50x and the other is the income from dog walking work that is 17y.
Part 3. The total income from the diner is given by 50x. (Answer)
It has to be 2.75 as a decimal.
The equation to calculate the average rate of change is: y/x
y = f(x2) - f(x1)x = x2 - x1
x1: 1 (The smaller x value. It can be any number)x2: 2 (The larger x value. It also can be any number)f(x1): The value when you plug x1 into the function.f(x2): The value when you plug x2 into the function.
If we know this, the variables for this problem are assuming the function is 10(5.5)^x:
x2: 2x1: 1f(x2): 10(5.5)^(2) = 302.5f(x1): 10(5.5)^(1)= 55
This means:y = 302.5 - 55 = 247.5x = 2 - 1 = 1
Remember: the equation for avg rate of change is y/x
So, our average rate of change for the function on the interval [1,2] is 247.5 (y/x = 247.5/1)
Answer: you would have to purchase $1300 of merchandise and the total yearly amount paid to the warehouse for each plan is $1210
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the number of dollars of merchandise that you would have to purchase in a year to pay the same amount under both plans.
Plan A offers an annual membership fee of $300 and you pay 70%, of the manufacturers reccomended list price. This means that the total cost of using plan A would be
300 + 0.7x
Plan B offers an annual membership fee of $40 and you pay 90% of the manufacturers reccomended list price.
This means that the total cost of using plan B would be
40 + 0.9x
For both plans to be the same,
300 + 0.7x = 40 + 0.9x
0.9x - 0.7x = 300 - 40
0.2x = 260
x = $1300
The total yearly amount paid to the warehouse for each plan would be
40 + 0.9 × 1300 = $1210
