Answer:
Algebraic Expression: 5<em>n</em>
a. 5(15) = 75$
b. 5(25) = 125$
c. 5(35) = 175$
d. 5(45) = 225$
Step-by-step explanation:
If <em>n</em> represents the amount of pools Mark has cleaned, and he earns $5 for each pool, then 5n will be the algebraic expression. As <em>n</em> represents the number of pools he has cleaned, we need to <u>plug in</u> the given numbers to get the answer, hence [5(15), 5(25), 5(35), 5(45)]. Multiply $5 by the given numbers to get the amount of money Mark would earn if he cleaned the amount of pools.
Wouldn’t u just subtract 7 from 19 since they have the same variable
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Answer:
Ben's
Step-by-step explanation:
If E is the amount of energy that each full set of panels produces, then ...
3 of Ismael's 5 panels produce 3/5E
4 of Ben's 6 panels produce 4/6E
We can compare these fractions when they have a common denominator.
3/5E = 18/30E . . . . energy from Ismael's panels
4/6E = 20/30E . . . energy from Ben's panels
18/30 < 20/30 . . . . so Ben's panels are producing more energy
Answer:
It helps you see the equation in "picture" form.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you see the inequality in a graph form, most people can benefit from seeing a different version of the same problem.
I hate APEX!
A is right since the graph would start at 2 and go towards negative infinity
D is right both graphs approach +2 as thier highest values
