1)4-8=-4
2)3+4-5=2
3) -13
4)8+12=20
5) -14
15%=3
5%=1
5(20)=100
1(20)=20
So, there are 20 students in the class.
<span>If i started a business making braclets for $2 and necklaces for $3 with a budget >200 what would be the inequality equation?
How would I graph
Solution:
let x= number of bracelets
y= number of necklaces
Thus, the equation would be:
</span>$2x+$3y>200
In graphing this equation, you just have to substitute any number for the values of x and y as long as when substituted, their sum is greater than 200
Answer: 5 weeks
Explanation:
Jess starts with $22 and saves $5 per week, Rosie has $10 and saves $8 per week.
In order to find an equal amount of money between the two girls is by finding a common denominator.
Jess- 22, 27, 32, 37, 42
Rosie- 10, 18, 26, 34, 42
Since we found that they can both end up with $42, after a certain amount of weeks have passed, now you’ll want to count how many numbers are in each row to find the amount of weeks it took to get to an equal amount
Answer:
x-2
Step-by-step explanation:
