Answer:
$20.45
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the Bayside Bugle charges $18 for the first 20 words and there is more than 20 words in the ad you take 27-20 and you get 7 additional words.
Now we know that we already have to pay $18 for the first $20 words.
Since we have 7 additional words we multiply that by 0.35 cents and you get $2.45.
Next we add up our two numbers (2.45+18) we get the total of $20.45 fro a 27-word ad.
I hope this helps :)
If Keith is represented by x, and Joe is three less than Keith, Troy is represented by x-3.
Then, we know that Joe exercises for twice the amount of time as Troy, we multiply the expression for Joe by two.
Keith = x
Troy = x-3
Joe = 2(x-3)
He needs 6 more hot dog buns. You just simply subtract 12 from 18.
D. Expenses for a birthday party are not a fixed expense.
By definition, a fixes expense is a bill or something that won't change in the amount of payment. A car payment will always be the same each month; the mortgage will always be the same and car insurance will always be the same each month.
You would divide 2 by 2 and 8 by 2
So your answer would be 1/4
