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Callie sells cookies each Friday at a local farmers market. The graph below represents the amount of money Callie has earned fro

Mazyrski [523]

Answer:

a) The rate of change is 3.5

b) The rate of change represents the price of a single cookie. $3.5

Step-by-step explanation:

a) To determine the rate of change along the graph, select a pair on the graph as;

(2,7) and (8,28)

Rate of change, m= change in y/change in x

m=28-7/8-2 = 21/6 =7/2 = 3.5

b)

The equation of the relationship can be written as;

y=3.5 x + 0 where y is the amount collected and x is the number of cookies sold.

The slope here represents the price per cookie in $, $3.5

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3 years ago

Victoria wants to purchase a skateboard. She has $125 to spend. She finds one that regularly sells for $139.99 and is on sale fo

Pavel [41]

Well, to see if she can afford the skateboard, start by finding the discount and then finding the sales tax of that.

To find the discount, first find 15% of $139.99 and then subtract it since that's how much you're getting off.

Remember: to find percentage, convert the percentage into a decimal by dividing it by 100, and then multiplying it by what you're finding a percentage of.

15% ÷ 100 = 0.15

$139.99 x 0.15 = 20.9985, which can be rounded up to $21.

$139.99 - 21 = 118.99.

Now that we have the discount, we find the sales tax, which can be found the same way as the discount, but we add it to the total instead fo subtracting it.

7% ÷ 100 = 0.07

0.07 x 118.99 8.3293 or $8.33

118.99 + 8.33 = 127.32

This is the final total of how much the skateboard would cost.

So:

No, she would not have enough money to buy the skateboard. With the discount alone, she could afford it, since $118 falls in her budget range, but with the added tax, it's 13 dollars over and she cannot afford the skateboard.

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2 years ago

The owners added a second floor to the house. The second floor is 50 feet long and 30 feet wide with ceilings that are 9 feet ta

Brrunno [24]

Answer:

43100

Step-by-step explanation:

A rectangular one-story house covers an area of 3,700 square feet. The ceilings are 8 feet high. The owners add a second floor to the house. The second floor is 50 feet long and 30 feet wide with ceilings that are 9 feet high. What is the total volume of the interior of the house?

Volume = length x width x height

or volume = area x height

Volume of the one- storey = 3700 x 8 = 29600 square feet

Volume of the second floor = 50 x 30 x 9 = 13500 square feet

volume of interior = 29600 + 13500 = 43100 square feet

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2 years ago

Benjamin decides to treat himself to breakfast at his favorite restaurant. He orders chocolate milk that costs $3.25Then, he wan

stepan [7]

Answer:

is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

As per the question statement:

Cost of Chocolate milk which is ordered already = $3.25.

Benjamin want his bill to be at most = $30

Each stack of pancakes contains 4 pancakes.

Each stack of pancake costs= $5.50

Given that S represents the number of stacks of pancakes bought.

We have, Cost of 1 pancake = $5.50

Now, let us calculate the cost of the number of stacks of pancakes bought.

$\text{Cost of one stack of pancakes}\times \text{Number of stacks of pancakes bought}$

i.e.

$5.50S$

So, total bill = Cost of chocolate milk shake + Money spent on stacks of pancakes = $\$3.25+5.50S$

Now, this money should be lesser than or equal to $30 because maximum bill that Benjamin wants is $30.

So, the inequality can be written as:

$\bold{3.25+5.50S \le 30}$

Please refer to brainly.com/question/17138529 as well.

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3 years ago

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Does anyone know how to solve this? It’s really starting to stress me out.

bekas [8.4K]

Answer:

π − 12

Step-by-step explanation:

lim(x→2) (sin(πx) + 8 − x³) / (x − 2)

If we substitute x = u + 2:

lim(u→0) (sin(π(u + 2)) + 8 − (u + 2)³) / ((u + 2) − 2)

lim(u→0) (sin(πu + 2π) + 8 − (u + 2)³) / u

Distribute the cube:

lim(u→0) (sin(πu + 2π) + 8 − (u³ + 6u² + 12u + 8)) / u

lim(u→0) (sin(πu + 2π) + 8 − u³ − 6u² − 12u − 8) / u

lim(u→0) (sin(πu + 2π) − u³ − 6u² − 12u) / u

Using angle sum formula:

lim(u→0) (sin(πu) cos(2π) + sin(2π) cos(πu) − u³ − 6u² − 12u) / u

lim(u→0) (sin(πu) − u³ − 6u² − 12u) / u

Divide:

lim(u→0) [ (sin(πu) / u) − u² − 6u − 12 ]

lim(u→0) (sin(πu) / u) + lim(u→0) (-u² − 6u − 12)

lim(u→0) (sin(πu) / u) − 12

Multiply and divide by π.

lim(u→0) (π sin(πu) / (πu)) − 12

π lim(u→0) (sin(πu) / (πu)) − 12

Use special identity, lim(x→0) ((sin x) / x ) = 1.

π (1) − 12

π − 12

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2 years ago