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Answer:
a
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i tink so sorry if im wrong
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
y = -1 + 2/3 x
3 = -1 + 2/3 × 6
3 = -1 + 12/3
3 = -1 + 4
3 = 3 Yes, checks out
Answer:
£10
Step-by-step explanation:
There may be a far easier way to do this, but this is how I did it and still came up with the correct solution.
-Assuming they buy at least 15 bags, they will get a 20% discount.
-20% discount would mean they only pay 80% of the original price. 80%=.80
-let x represent number of bean bags
£50 per bean bag multiplied by sale price .80, plus cost of coffee machine £370 must be equal to or less than £1300.
(50x)(.80) + 370 = 1300
Simplify:
40x + 370 =1300
Subtract 370 from both sides
40x = 930
Divide both sides by 40
X=93/4
Simplify fraction
23 1/4
=23.25
But since they cant buy .25 (quarter) of a bean bag, we reduce* to nearest whole number. We can not increase* to nearest whole number as this would exceed their budget.
23 bean bags. They can buy 23 bean bags at £40 each + coffee machine for £370.
£40(23) + £370 = £1290
£1300-£1290=£10
I hope this helps!
Answer:
It could be B
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