Answer:
Each Friend will get 
cards.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of cards be x.
Given:
Amount Nicole used to spend on cards = $9
Total cost of one set =$27
Also, she finds friends with the same amount of money to split the cost of a set.
So, Number of friends she finds can be calculated by dividing the Cost of 1 set with amount of money Nichole used to spend on cards.
Number of friends she finds = 
Hence she finds 2 friends and 1 is nichole hence there are 3 persons carrying $9 to buy $27 set of card
Now, Number of cards each friend gets is equal to Total number of Cards in 1 set divided by number of people.
Number of cards each friend =
Hence Each Friend will get cards.
Short Answer A
Comment
It's a good thing that the domain is confined or the graph is. That function is undefined if x < - 3
At exactly x = - 3, f(x) = 0 and that's your starting point.
So look what happens to this graph. If x = 0, f(0) = y = 3. So we are starting to see that as x get's larger so does f(x). The graph tells us that x = 0 is bigger than x = - 3.
Let's keep on plugging things in.
As x increases to 5, f(5) = 5. x = 5 is larger than x = 0, and f(5) > 3.
One more and then we'll start drawing conclusions. If x = 9 then f(9) = y = 6.
x = 9 is larger than x = 5. f(9) = 6 is just larger than f(5) which is 5
OK I think we should be ready to look at answers. There's nothing there that makes the answer anything but a. Let's find out what the problem is with the rest of the choices.
B
The problem with B is that as x increases, f(x) does not decrease. We didn't find one example of that. So B is wrong.
C
C has exactly the same problem as B.
D
The second statement in D is incorrect. As x increases f(x) never decreases. No example showed that.
The answer is A <<<< Answer.
Answer:
1. 7
2. 54÷2=27
only this I know please put brainlest
Answer:11 black horses : 75 white horses
Step-by-step explanation:
we know thw white horses and how many there are but we dont know how many black ones so u take the number of white horses and subtart it from the total and get the number of black horses
