Answer:
$6.20 is the cost of candy per pound.
5/31 lbs of candy would be for $1.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answers:
- Choice B) y = (1/4)x
- The unit rate is <u> 3.89 </u> dollars per pound. It costs <u> 23.34 </u> dollars for a turkey that weighs 6 pounds.
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Explanations:
- Direct proportional equations are always in the form y = kx, where k is some constant. In the case of choice B, we have k = 1/4. Visually, direct proportion equations are always straight lines and go through the origin.
- Divide $34.99 over 9 to get 34.99/9 = 3.88777 approximately. This rounds to 3.89, so it costs $3.89 per pound. That's the unit rate. Multiply this by 6 to get 6*3.89 = 23.34 which is the cost of the 6 pound turkey.
Answer:
x=9
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the intersecting chord theorem:
RE*ET = UE*ES
Substitute values
21 (2x+2) = 30 (x+5)
Expand:
42x+42 = 30x + 150
transpose and simplify
42x-30x = 150 - 42
12x = 108
x = 9
there are 14 green grapes in a bowl of fruits
Answer:
The student's z-score will not change
Explanation:
Z-scores are used to compare results of an individual or entity to the average population's scores.
Since the adjustment of additional points is added to each class member's score, the adjustment will shift the entire distribution of scores. However, there will not be a change in the relative position of the student's score in the class. As a result, the student's z-score will not change.
