The answer is 6,000 welcome
Answer:
b.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: - 5120
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to find the common ratio , since it is a geometric sequence.
common ratio ( r ) = second term / first term
r = -10/-5
r = 2
Using the formula for the nth term of a geometric sequence ;
= a
The 11th term will thus be:
= -5 X 
= -5 x 1024
= -5120
Let us say the price of a table is 
and a price of a chair 
. Using this terminology we can say that the cost of 2 chairs and 5 tables is 
. We have a second equation though, 
from a table being 30 more than the price of a chair. Using this we can solve the system of equations. I think substitution is the quickest way to do this. Plug x from our second equation into the first equation.
This will simplify to the price of a chair is Rs 320. And add Rs 30 to that and we can find that the price of a table is Rs 350.
It is always good to check. So go ahead and check 
to see that the first equation works (we know the second equation works just by eyeballing. And it looks like the cost is Rs 2300! Hooray!
1.) the y intercept is 490 and the slope is -2/3x
2.) First, I would find the point (0,490) and plot a point there. Then I would use our slope -2/3 to figure out what direction and what angle the line goes by counting 2 down and 3 to the right
3.) f(x)= -2/3x+490
The graph represents how many wraps could've been sold for each number of sandwich sales to keep the same profit of $1,470.
4.) graph down below
5.) the profits are the same (slope) but the y intercept is higher then the original graph.
6.) y=-2/3x+300
