Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we subtract 133-65 to find out how many new necklaces she need to buy
The answer is 68
Now, two necklaces costs $1, meaning one necklace costs ¢50, or $0.50.
So, we just multiply the number of necklaces (68) by the cost per necklace (0.5)
68×0.5=34
she will need to spend $34 to have a total of 133 necklaces
I think the answer is 136
D. ALL POSITIVE VALUES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 77 IS CORRECT
5$ an hour
look at the x-axis it says hours :)
also the line has a point on 1,5 sooo that means 5 dollars an hour
also the slope is also just 5 lol
B. -6 and 7
-4
Ellen has $64
hope this helps
