The expression to find the number of notebooks James bought would be written as:
Number of notebooks = total spent / cost per item
Number of notebooks = (2y^2 + 6) / <span>(y^2 − 1)
</span><span>If y = 3, then the number of notebooks bought would be:
</span>Number of notebooks = (2y^2 + 6) / (y^2 − 1)
Number of notebooks = (2(3)^2 + 6) / (3^2 − 1)
Number of notebooks = 3 pieces<span>
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It is positive.
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Answer: 19.20
Step-by-step explanation: What I did was figure out what 10% of 12 was (1.2) then multiplied it by 6 which was 7.2. Then I added that to 12 and got 19.2.
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<span>The answer is B. C(n) = 0.75n - 0.25.
Let n be the number of pieces. The price for 1 piece is $0.75. The price C for n pieces without a coupon is n * $0.75: C(n) = 0.75n. The coupon value is $0.25. So, this value must be subtracted from the total price of n pieces. Since the coupon values in independent on the number of pieces, the price C for n pieces with the coupon will be: C(n) = 0.75n - 0.25. Therefore, the correct choice is B.</span>
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