It’ll be C or B with no soul took by finding the value.
Answer:
5 tulips.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The expression for the cost of the tulips is 
Where,
is the number of tulips.
Now, Joanna has
.
So, number of tulips that can be bought with the above amount can be obtained by substituting
for cost. This gives,
.
As the number of tulips cannot be in decimals or fractions, so the maximum number of tulips that can be bought will be 5.
11.6 repeating rounded is 11.7
1. Check the picture attached. Consider the half of the 8-sided die, that is the pyramid ABCDE:
2. The perimeter of the base is 6, so each side of the base is 6/4=3/2
3. The distance between the tallest points is 2 cm, si the height of Pyramid ABCDE is 1 cm.
4. Consider the right triangle EOM in the figure:
EO=1, OM= 3/4 (it is half of AB=3/2) and EM is the hypothenuse, so by the pythagorean theorem length of EM is

(cm)
5. So side EBC has area

6. The total area is 8*Area(EBC)=