Answer:
X=^49
Step-by-step explanation:
These are the answer that I got:
A. <span>That means: "The more it costs, the fewer people you can invite."
B. <span>Amount you can spend = M; You will have to come up with this number - whatever you think is reasonable.
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C. (C = Cost per person, P = number of people you can invite )
D. You will have two equations. In the first equation, C will be the per-person cost at the first bowling alley. In the second equation, C will be the per-person cost at the second bowling alley.
E. <span>Be sure to think this through. Yes, you will be able to host more guests at the bowling alley with the lowest per-person cost, but is that the only factor you need to consider? What about location? Quality of lanes and bowling equipment? Music? Food? Customer Service? Consider ALL aspects.</span> You might pick the more expensive bowling alley because you feel would have a better experience, or maybe you don't want to invite lots of people anyway.<span>
Hope this helps!</span>
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Let x= original savings
(x-1,600) - 2/5 (x-1,600) = 1/3x
(x-1,600) - 2/5 + 640 = 1/3x
(3/5)x - 960 = 1/3x
(3/5)x - (1/3)x = 960
(4/15)x = 960
(15/4)(4/15)x = (15/4) 960
x = 15* 240 (960/4 = 240)
x = $3,600 is his original savings
Check:
$3,600 - 1,600 = 2,000
(2/5)($2,000) = $800
2,000 - 800 = 1,200 left over
Answer:
1st option is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply 2/3 by (x-3) to get 2/3x -3.
Then subtract -1 on the y side to the right side compair like terms.
