We already know from the given data that 6 pencils can be bought for 59 cents. We have to determine the number of pencils that can be bought for $2.95.
So
Price of 6 pencils = 59 cents.
Price of 1 pencil = (59/6) cents
= 9.83 cents
Now total amount in hand for buying pencils = $2.95
= 295 cents
Then the number of pencils that can be bought for 295 cents = (295/9.83)
= 30.01
So the maximum number of pencils that can be bought for $2.95 is 30 pencils.
My guess would be A ! Hope this helps
Answer:
y=1x
y=0.3x
y=4x
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Do FOIL, first outside inside last
3x × 3x = 9x^2
3x × -7 = -21x
7 × 3x = 21x
7 × -7 = -49
So it would just be 9x^2 - 49
