How long is the ribbon? Or in other words what is it 1/4 of?
Answer:
He could buy 12 ounces for a dollar
Step-by-step explanation:
you just divide 48 by 4
|2x + 1| < = 5
-5 < = 2x + 1 < = 5 ...subtract 1
-5 - 1 < = 2x + 1 - 1 < = 5 - 1
-6 < = 2x < = 4 ....divide by 2
-6/2 < = (2/2)x < = 4/2
-3 < = x < = 2
B. a number line with closed dots (because of the = sign) on -3 and 2 with shading in between
Thhe easiest way would be to solve for y first
4x=3y-7
add 7
4x+7=3y
divide both sides by 3
(4x+7)/3=y
try each
x=4
(4(4)+7)/3=y
(16+7)/3=y
(23)/3=y
7 and 2/3=y
(4,7.66666)
x=5
(4(5)+7)/3=y
(20+7)/3=y
(27)/3=y
9=y
(5,9)
x=6
(4(6)+7)/3=y
(24+7)/3=y
(31)/3=y
10 and 1/3=y
(6,10.333)
(4,7.66666)
(5,9)
(6,10.333)
when x=4, y=7 and 2/3
when x=5, y=9
when x=6, y=10 and 1/3
Answer:
You should buy from the first store
Step-by-step explanation:
Since there are 4 quarts in a gallon, we will need to multiply .80 by 8 to figure out how much it costs for 2 gallons. This will be $6.40 for the second store, and in order to find out how many the first store offers, we multiply 3 by two, which is six.
So, the first store charges $6.00 for two gallons, and the second store does $6.40 for two gallons of milk
