Answer: 11 boxes of cards for $72
Step-by-step explanation:
Brennan's equation would be
y=6x+6
Gabriel's Equation would be
y=5x+17
when they spend the same amount the equations will be equal
6x+6=5x+17
x+6= 11
x=11
so 11 boxes they would spend the same
To figure out cost, put 11 into the first equations
y=6(11)+6= 66+6= 72
y=5(11)+17= 55+17 = 72
so they each spent $72
Which one do you want me to answer?
(6r-1)(-88-3)
Multiply the two brackets together
(6r)(-88)=-528r
(6r)(-3)=18r
(-1)(-88)=88
(-1)(-3)=3
-528r-18r+88+3 ( combine like terms)
Answer: -546r+91
Answer: 27/36
Step-by-step explanation: It says there are 36 bikes (18 pairs), meaning that there are 2 bikes per pair because 18 multiplied by 2 is 36.
1 pair (2 bikes) are yellow.
3 pairs (6 bikes) are red.
For purple, add yellow and red together: 2 + 6 = 8. Subtract the total number of bikes from this: 36 - 8 = 28 purple bikes.
If you take out 1 purple bike, this leaves you with 27. The probability of choosing a purple bike out of the total (36), is 27/36.
Please let me know if this is correct or wrong.
Tons needed to unload a freight train= 21×2.5 =52.5
number of 3.5-ton payload trucks needed to unload a freight train=52.5÷3.5 = 15
15 Trucks , Each With A 3.5-Ton Payloaf , Would be Needed To Do The Same Job.
