The cost of buying salad per pound) is more than or equal to $4.50
Step-by-step explanation:
We know from the problem that the salad is going to cost at least $4.50 per pound. Therefore, it is entirely possible for the cost to exceed $4.50, but it cannot be lower than $4.50 because then it would not be equal to $4.50.
So, there would be a greater-than sign pointing toward the s (which I seemingly cannot depict on here for some reason...)
Answer:
- x = 81 and 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
8 × 2 – 4x = 363
16 - 4x = 363
Subtract 16 from each side:
16 - 16 - 4x = 363 - 16
- 4x = 327
Divide each side by 4:
- 4x ÷ 4 = 327 ÷ 4
- x = 81 and 3/4
It is called a fact Family
Answer: 377
1,400 - 1,023 = 377
1,023 + 377 = 1,400
Step-by-step explanation: easy
I’m not sure what the rule would be in this context, but those are just the squares of decreasing numbers starting at 10. It’s 10^2, then 9^2, then 8^2, and so on.
