Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
phobrovicodibfofiffivonf
constant cost of 12
$1 for rides.
the number of rides you take is unknown, x
so its f(x) = 1x +12 or x+12
so if you rode 20 rides its
f(20) = 20+ 12 =32
Mrs. Baker would of paid
$
4.00
for 8 pounds of bananas.
Answer:
$3.48 for each pair of socks.
Step-by-step explanation:
It's a little confusing, because it says they're buying 2 socks, but then asks for the price of each of 2 *pairs* of socks. I'm going to believe the first sentence should say they paid for 2 pairs of socks.
They have $10, and get $3.04 in change. So we'll subtract $3.04 from $10 to find out the cost of 2 pairs of socks.
10 - 3.04 = 6.96
Then divide $6.96 by 2 pairs of socks
6.96/2 = $3.48 for each pair of socks.
Question:
Trent had $20.
He now has $7.50 left.
Let N = price per notebook.
N = (20.00 - 7.50)/5
N = $2.50
Each notebook sells for $2.50.
