The shopkeeper spends 2x + 21 dollars on electricity
The amount the shopkeeper spends on electricity less than $100 is:
x < 39.5
<h3>What is a linear inequality?</h3>
Linear inequality explains the range of values that a variable represents.
Total amount spent by the shopkeeper = 7x + 19
Amount spent on rent = 5x - 2
Total amount spent = Amount spent on rent + Amount spent on electricity
(7x + 19) = (5x - 2 ) + Amount spent on electricity
Amount spent on electricity = (7x + 19) - (5x - 2)
Amount spent on electricity = 7x - 5x + 19 + 2
Amount spent on electricity = 2x + 21
For which value(s) of x is the amount the shopkeeper spends on electricity less than $100?
Amount spent on electricity < 100
2x + 21 < 100
2x < 100 - 21
2x < 79
x < 79/2
x < 39.5
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Answer:
Choose 1 answer: Multiply/divide both sides by the same non-zero constant. Multiply/divide both sides by the same variable expression.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
If you divide 35 (amount of detergent in the container )into 1.25 (the 1 1/4 cups) your answer would be that you can do 28 loads , and if you had 3 boxes you would be able to do 84 loads because you just need to multiply the previous answer by 3
