Total money Marcus has = $28
Money spent to buy a notebook = $3.75
Money left now = 
Money needed to be saved = $11.25
So, the amount of money Marcus can spend = 
Cost of a packet of chips = $1.30
The inequality to determine the maximum number of chips he can buy is:
Let the number of chips Marcus can buy = x
As he cannot spend more than $13 to buy chips so equation becomes:

Solving this we get

Hence, Marcus can buy a maximum of 10 packs of chips and save $11.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem bothers on fractions, here we are being presented with mixed fractions.
what we are going to do bascially is to subtract the sum of all the uloaded
peat moss in sites 1 and 2 to get from the peat moss to get the remaining for the third site
therefore

we then have to convert the mixed fraction to further simplify the problem we have

we then solve the fraction to the right of the negative symbol first

We can now convert to mixed fraction

For the third site the remainder is 5 12/25
Part A:
Given that Nicholas's school is located at point (3, 2) and that the post office is located at point (-2, -2), then the distance between Nicholas's school and the post office is given by:

Part B:
If Nicholas is located at point (– 3 , 2), the distance to get to the grocery store located at point (1,-1) is given by:
Answer:
independent: year, height, laps
dependent: shoe size, calories burned, number of girls