Answer:
The answer for part A: If the city is hotter in temperature more people will want the cold refreshing lemonade.
Part B: The line of best fit is a line that will have the same amount of point on each side so you should draw a straight line and then make sure it has the same amount of point on each side. To calculate the slope use Y2-Y1/X2-X1, Y-intercept is the point that intercepts the Y-intercept.
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A: Because if it is hot outside you will sweat more being less hydrated which is why more people would want a drink especially lemonade.
This can be written as:

"No greater than" does not necessarily mean less than, but it just means it cannot go over. So equal to or less than.
"The difference of a number and 2" can be represented as "n - 2"
If you were to solve this inequality, you would end up getting:

or

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Given that total number of pounds of grass seed needed = 9
Let number of pounds of Bermuda seeds used = x
Let number of pounds of Fescue seeds used = y
Then sum of both gives equation:
x+y=9
or y=9-x...(i)
Given that cost of 1 pound of Bermuda seed = $4.80
Then cost of x pound of Bermuda seed = $4.80x
Given that cost of 1 pound of Fescue seed = $3.50
Then cost of y pound of Fescue seed = $3.50y
total cost will be 4.80x+3.50y
Given that cost of 1 pound of mix seed = $4.02
Then cost of 9 pound of mix seed = $4.02*9
combining all three parts, we get equation:
4.80x+3.50y=4.02*9
4.80x+3.50y=36.18...(ii)
plug (i) into (ii)
4.80x+3.50y=36.18
4.80x+3.50(9-x)=36.18
4.80x+31.5-3.50x=36.18
4.80x-3.50x=36.18-31.5
1.3x=4.68
x=3.6
Now plug x=3.6 into (i)
y=9-x=9-3.6=5.4
Hence final answer is given by:
Let number of pounds of Bermuda seeds he should buy = 3.6 pounds
Let number of pounds of Fescue seeds he should buy = 5.4 pounds
So hmmmmm, notice... the boat went up in 3hrs, came back to the starting point in 2hrs, it went up 108km, it came back, well, from 108km to distance 0, so the distance on the way back is just the same 108km
now... let's say the stream has a speed rate of "r", and the boat has a still water speed rate of "b"
bear in mind that, when the boat is going UP, is not really going "b" fast, because the stream's "r" rate is going against it, and thus subtracting "r" from "b", so is really going " b - r " fast
when the boat is going down, is not going "b" fast either, because, again the stream's rate "r" is adding to it, because is going with the current, so is really going " b + r " fast
now, recall your d =rt, distance = rate * time

solve for "r"
what's b? well, 36+ r = b