<span>Jesse loves to make cookies. She makes chocolate chip cookies 4 out of every 5 times she makes cookies. If she makes cookies 55 times, how many times will she not make chocolate chip cookies?</span>
1. For the first question, asking to write an equation for how much more Max needs to save up, It would simply be 95.00 + n = 150.00.
This is because he has $95 and needs $n more to get to the final amount of $150.
2. For the second question, asking which number being substituted for n makes the equation true, isolate n in the equation to find what it equals. To do this, subtract 95 from both sides.
95 + n - 95 = n < This isolates the variable.
150 - 95 = 55
This means n = 55 (fifty five)
3. The inequality is a bit more complicated since it says less than $5 per week. The way I'd do it would get some kind of answer but because I haven't done inequalities like this in a while, I unfortunately can't help you with this part. I can say, however, that it more than likely has something to do with being between two values, but I'm not sure. Sorry for the inconvenience.
It would be B or 1,625 because percentages are going to always involve multiplication. if I'm wanting to find a percentage you do .25 times 6,500 which leaves you with 1,625.
Set it up kind of like a picket fence. Put 149 g over one cm and multiply that by 1kg over 1000g then multiply that by 1 cm over .01 m. The answer is 14.9 kg/m
Answer:
23
Step-by-step explanation: Substitute 1 for p & 7 for q
7 − 5p + 3q
7 - 5(1) + 3(7)
7 - 5 + 21
7 + 16
23
Hope this helps you!!! :)
