Answer:
-3 every time
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<h2>$352</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Find out the price of one bagel by dividing the price by the number of bagels:
350 Bagels = $168
1 Bagel = $0.48
475 Bagels = $209
1 Bagel = $0.44
0.48 > 0.44
This means the second bakery has the lower price.
Louis wants 800 bagels, so multiply the price by 800.
0.44 * 800 = $352
You can check it's lower by comparing it with the first bakery.
0.48 * 800 = $384
384 > 352
I believe u can put 5 books on there
C. 10. you can calculate this by adding n to both sides to get 35=25+n and then subtracting 25 from each side to get n=10.
