Answer:
6 soda's will cost $9.
Step-by-step explanation:
4 soda's costs $6.
Find the amount 2 soda's will cost. Divide 2 from both sides.
(4)/2 = 2
(6)/2 = 3
2 soda's will cost $3.
Now, solve for the cost for 6 soda's by multiply 3 to both sides.
2(3) = 6
3(3) = 9
6 soda's will cost $9.
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As the price per hour worked is $11, then 11 is the coefficient (or multiplier) of the number of hours Rita and Tina had worked. As for Rita, she will receive an extra $32 flat wage for her total overtime hours, so it will not be multiplied any further. Expressing their total wages mathematically:
Rita's total wages = 11r + 32
Tina's total wages = 11t
Answer:
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A) y= -2, 3, 7
B) y= 8, 0, -6
C) y= -8, 1, 7
d) y= 1, -2, -6
