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10 - k
Answer:
r ≤ 29, r-5
The sale price can be compared with the regular price, r-5 ≤ 24
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount to spend = $24
Regular price = r
Sale = $5
Sale Price = r-5
The regular price will be $5, at the max, more than the amount Roopesh has to spend.
The sale price will be $24 or less than that for Roopesh to afford.
Inequality for regular price:
r-5 ≤ 24
r ≤ 29
So, the product Roopesh can afford is $29 or less than that.
What is the unknown? r ≤ 29
Following expression can represent the sale price:
Sale price = r-5
The sale price can be compared with the regular price with the following:
Inequality representing the situation: r-5 ≤ 24
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 10/16=5/6
2.14/63=2/9
3.6/14= 3/7
4.6/24= 1/3
5.7/70=1/10
6.5/10=1/2
7. 9/27= 1/3
8.6/72=1/12
9.6/27=1/3
10. 14/35= 2/5
11.12/24= 1/2
12.5/40=1/8
13.36/40=9/10
14.28/35=4/5
Joel's work makes $9.50/ hr. During the 2 Day, 11 hrs shift, he earns a total of $217.55 but spends a cash of $9 on his bus. Therefore, the money left is $208.55. While on his 4 day, 6 hrs shift, he earns a total of $228 but spends $18, with a total money of $210. The option that he should take to make the most money is the 4 days for 6 hrs shift.
