Since he sells 5 large cards for every 2 small, we can multiply the number of small cards he needs to sell by 2.5 to find how many large cards he needs to sell.
So let x=the number of small cards sold, and 2.5x=the number of large cards sold
The equation is:Total profit=x+(2.5x)
Since a small card is $2.5, a large card is $4, and the total profit will be $10,000 plug those in to make the equation:
10,000=2.5x+4(2.5x)
We can combine the x's to get 10,000=12.5x and then divide both sides by 12.5 to get x=800.
So he needs to sell 800 small cards.
Multiply that by that 2.5.
And he needs to sell 2000 large cards.
Answer:
Your right
Step-by-step explanation:
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Claire is sharing a pizza with two other people. There is one quarter left of the pizza. How much will each person get.
Answer:
The three expressions are the first option, the third option, and the forth option
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't really know how to explain my math lol but I solved 5(1/3x+7)-3(1/2x-), and got x, and plugged in x to the equation. I got my answer, and plugged in x to the rest of the equations and the first one, third one, and fourth ones were the ones that had equal answers. You may want to check my math though because i am not the best but that is what I got.
