The expression for the total amount of apples is 29x
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that,
Sarah has 12 bags of apples
Mikaela has 17 bags of apples
Each bag has the same amount of apples inside
Let "x" be the number of apples in each bag
Then,
Sarah has 12x apples
Mikaela has 17x apples
<em><u>Wrie an expression for the total amount of apples</u></em>
Total amount of apples = 12x + 17x
<em><u>Then simplify it using the distributive property to create an equivalent expression</u></em>
By distributive property,
a(b + c) = ab + bc
Therefore,

Thus expression for the total amount of apples is 29x
Answer:
3825
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that we have to pick digits from the list 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 just once and build 4 digit numbers.
Find the two numbers which have the sums as the smallest
Since when the two numbers formed are the smallest the sum will be the smallest, we can pick digits in such a ways that the numbers have value the smallest. If the 1000th digit is small we would get smaller number. So let us take for first digit 1000th place 1 and second number 1000th place as 2.
Similarly for 100th now available are 3,4...8, 9 so let us take 100th digit as 3 and 5 respectively and so on.
So the numbers would be
1357 and 2468
Sum would be 
The median of the data set is 4. The interquartile range is UQ-LQ 5-3=2. The mean of the first set is 3.5. The mean of the second set is 5.5. Since every score went up by two, the mean went up by two as well.
I hope that helps.
Hello.
1. The outcome would be 1/7 beacuse there are 7 days in a week and there is only one day.
2. <span>0.14285714 and 1/7
3. The answer is neither likley or unlikley.
Its not impossble becasue there is a good chance that could happen.
It wouldnt be likley beacase a 1 to 7 ratio is pretty small when there is 6 more oprtions.
And not unlikley or likley becasue there is a good chance it could happen so the answer would be unlikley.
Have a good day.</span>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The result says y=-x+5 which can be rearrange d to x+y=5