10 books cost $30. To figure it out, it's just 3 times the number of books. XD
Answer:
4.99
Step-by-step explanation:
9.98 divide by 2
Step-by-step explanation:
the change in cost of 145-135.50 = 9.50 for an increase of students from 25 to 30. The ratio of change of cost to change of students = 9.50/5 = 1.9 and becomes the slope coefficient "m" in the formula y= mx + b. y = the total cost, mx becomes the variable cost and b becomes the fixed cost. To find b, use the data point given where the total cost = $135.50 when the students = 25, or 135.50 = 1.9*25 +b. Solving for b yields $ 88. Note that the other data point is where the total cost is $145 for students = 30. Using the new total cost equation shows that 30*1.9+88= 145
m=52h
52 is the miles/hour, and you’re going for 4 hours, which is 208 miles.
That's the associative property of addition
it is normally written as
(a+b)+c=a+(b+c)
which is like what you have
(17+4)+9=17+(4+9)
