Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I think this is your full question, right?
<em>Cindy and Zoey work at a store. Both girls earn $6.25 per hour. During a normal week Cindy works 15 hours and Zoey works 20 hours. The expression 6.25(15) + 6.25(20) can be used to calculate the total amount of money that the girls earned in one week. Which expression shows another way to calculate the amount of money the girls earn in one week? </em>
My answer:
The expression shows another way must be equal to: <em>6.25(15) + 6.25(20) </em>
<=> 6.25 (15+20)
Because both girls earn the same per hour.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x) = 7 - 5x + 7x²
f(-9) = 7 - 5*(-9) + 7*(-9)²
= 7 + 45 + 7*81
= 7 + 45 + 567
= 619
If it is winter then it is cold inside
The answer is F because you would have to multiply both 4 and 3 to get 12. Then you add both of the exponents for X to get 5. You wouldn't have to do anything for Y because you can't add it to anything.
Unsure of what you're asking.
If you have an algebraic expression in front of you and see a number there, you could label it as "known" or "a known quantity." Another word that comes to mind is "constant."
