Suppose Megan has enough money to buy 1 hat and 2 shirts for $21 and then another 2 hats and 1 shirt for $18. In total, she has bought 3 hats and 3 shirts for $39. But she has enough for only 1 hat and 1 shirt and so Megan has 39 ÷ 3 = $13.
Hi! So I got :
-3 —>20
-2 —>13
-1 —>8
0 —>5
1 —>4
2 —>5
3 —>8
I’m sorry if any of these are wrong but In order to find the answers I used the “graphing quadratics” one (don’t know the name so sorry) but yeah first I found the axis of symmetry which was 1 and from there I built a chart and substituted. Again, I didn’t see some answer choices above in the image so sorry if there wrong, but yeah I hope this helped! (This is from algebra 1 by the way)
Diagonal, I hope I helped (:
Answer:
$20
Step-by-step explanation:
New shoes = $80
What Ellie Saved = $60
80 - 60 = 20
To make sure this is correct simply add 20 to 60.
60 + 20 = 80
