Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
T = 4c + 25....where c = # of classes and T = total cost
2 classes...so sub in 2 for c and solve for T
T = 4(2) + 25
T = 8 + 25
T = 33 <==== with 2 classes ,its $ 33
4 classes....so sub in 4 for c and solve for T
T = 4(4) + 25
T = 16 + 25
T = 41 <==== with 4 classes, its $ 41
8 classes....sub in 8 for c
T = 4(8) + 25
T = 32 + 25
T = $ 57 <==== with 8 classes, its $ 57
10 classes...sub in 10 for c
T = 4(10) + 25
T = 40 + 25
T = 65 <===== with 10 classes, its $ 65
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The slope is 7/7 or 1.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find any two points on the line. I chose (0,7) and (-7,0).
Put rise over run.
 7-0
———
0 – -7
this would equal 7/7 which simplifies to 1.
Hope this helped!
 
        
             
        
        
        
9514 1404 393
Answer:
   13 cm, 39 cm, 39 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
If x is the short side, then the other two sides are 3x and 3x. The perimeter is the sum of side lengths:
   x +3x +3x = 91
   x = 91/7 = 13
   3x = 3(13) = 39
The length of the short side is 13 cm; the other two sides are 39 cm.
 
        
             
        
        
        
The answer to this would be x-(x+14)
Here's an explanation:
Let x represent the unknown number. The problem says that x has been decreased by the sum of x and 14. So, to put this in a form of an equation, it would be x-(x+14), since you have to do the addition first before you can subtract the two number since you don't know what x is. This equation is equal to -14 no matter what x is. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
I did (450*3/4=337.5) to get how much each person would eat, then I did (337.5*14=4725g) to see how big the turkey should be. I then converted grams to kilos (4725*0.001=4.725 kg), and I got how big the turkey would be. It turns out the appropriate size of the turkey would be medium, so then what I did was that I looked for the medium price of the turkey per kg, and found that it was £5.99 per kg. I did (4.725*5.99) and I got about £28.30.
It would cost £28.30 for 14 people.