Answer:
B. 55.10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
1 pair of Shoes for 1st year = $50
2 pair of Sock for 1st year = $2 each = 2
2= $4
CPI for year 1 = Price of shoes for 1st year + Price of Sock for 1st year= $50 + $4 = $54
Now
1 pair of Shoes for 2nd year = $51
2 pair of Sock for 2nd year = $2.05 each = 2 2.05 =$4.10
CPI for Year 2 = Price of shoes for 2nd year + Price of Sock for 2nd year= $51 + $4.1 = $55.10
Hence CPI for Year 2 is $55.10
sorry i dont have answered
Just do 3^2 * 3^2 he is incorrect because he multiplied the exponents and he was suppose to add them together. the correct answer should be 3 to the 4th power which is 81
We can distribute
2(5)+2(-x)=10-2x
we get
8+10-2x=?
18-2x=?
whatever that ? is, we don't know
multiply both sides by -1
2x-18=-?
add 18 to both sides
2x=18-?
divide bth sides by 2
x=9-(?/2)
whatever the left side it, just divide it by 2 and subtract it from 9
