If you add the two purchases, you find 9 hotdogs and 9 hamburgers cost 24.75. One hotdog and one hamburger will cost 1/9 of that total, or 2.75.
... One hotdog and one hamburger costs $2.75.
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This is what your question asks. Usually, we want to know the individual costs of the items. If we multiply this total by 5, then we have the cost of 5 hotdogs and 5 hamburgers: 13.75. This $1.75 more than the cost of 5 hotdogs and 4 hamburgers, so the cost of a hamburger must be $1.75
... One hotdog costs $1.00
... One hamburger costs $1.75
Answer:
$216435
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Suppose homes in a big city increase in value 13% every year.
To Find: How much will a home that cost $150,000 be worth 3 years later?
Solution:
Principal = $150000
Rate = 13% =0.13
Time = 3 years
Formula : 
Now substitute the values in the formula


So, The cost of home after 3 years will be $216435
Hence Option B is true
We have the equation for company 1: y = 3x + 5. That means it costs $3 to rent a movie with a $5 fee no matter how many movies you rent. It would benefit us to have the equation for company 2, so we need to find it using 2 points on the line. I picked the points (2,14) and (0,12). Find the slope of this by using the slope formula:

which gives us a slope of 1. Now we can use that slope and the slope-intercept form of a line to find the y-intercept, which serves as the fee for renting from company 2. 14=1(2)+b and 14 = 2 + b and b = 12. The equation then for company 2 is y=1x+12. This means it costs $1 to rent movies, but your fee to rent, no matter how many movies you pick, is $12. The "rate of change" in the choices refers to the slope. The slope in company 1's equation is 3 and the slope in company 2's equation is 1. The best description is the first choice that says "There is a higher rate of change at Company 1".
Answer:
380.832 pounds Approximately
Step-by-step explanation:
1 foot of water = 62.428 pounds (62.43)
6.1* 62.43= 380.832
Ok, so u would times 4 by 7 because there is 7 days in a week and that would equal 28. After, do 2194 and divide that by 49 hours per week. That’s all I know so far