Answer: price of total notebooks = p(a+b+c) or pa+pb+pc= price of total notebooks
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to add all the number of notebooks or a b and c and then multiply it by the price of each notebook. there are multiple ways to do this but those are the ways I could think of.
if a=2, b=3 and c=6 then you have to add 2+3+6 to equal 11 then multiply 11 by the price of each notebook, say p=$4.50 your equation would be 4.50*11 which is $49.50, and that would be the total of all the notebooks. these numbers metaphorical of course, but hope that puts it into perspective.
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27. 1st you multiply 7×6 equals 42 ....carry 4
×6. over 2
2. 2nd you do 2×6 equals 12... add 4 +12
=162. <-------then you get this
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
apex said it was right
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The slope of the line l is the opposite reciprocal of y+2x=9. Rearranged the equation to y=9-2x and we get a slope of -2. The opposite reciprocal of -2 is 1/2.
y-y=m(x-x)
y-3=.5(x-4)
y=.5x+1
At the x-intercept, y=0, so
0=.5x+1
-1=.5x
x=-2
The equation that models the difference in the projected enrollments for
public schools and private schools as a function of the number of years
since 1985 is B - R = (-18.53t^2 + 975.8t + 48140) - (80.8t + 8049) = -18.53t^2 + 975.8t + 48140 - 80.8t - 8049 = -18.53t^2 + 895t + 40091
