Answer:
He has to dip it 5 times
Step-by-step explanation:
each time he dips it, he gets 1 1/2, or 1.5 gallons. how many times can you add 1.5 to 6 1/2, or 6.5. It is 4 1/3 times, but since you can't dip the bucket 1/3 of a time, it is counted as 1, so 5
Good morning! So, what this question wants us to do is find each y value given its x value. Without the function it gives us already, this would be pretty difficult.
It gives us a function rule of y=2x+3. This means that we need to plug in each x value into the equation and solve for y. Let’s work on these first three.
y=2x+3} x=-4
y=2(-4)+3
y=-8+3
y=-5
So, if x=-4, then y=-5.
y=2x+3} x=-2
y=2(-2)+3
y=-4+3
y=-1
So, if x=-4, then y=-1.
y=2x+3} x=0
y=2(0)+3
y=0+3
y=3
So, if x=0, then y=3.
Try out the last one, and if you have any questions, comment below! Here are some extra x values if you need more practice.
Using the same function rule, y=2x+3, try to find the y value if x=-6, x=-3, x=5, or x=6.
11+0=11
10+1=11
9+2=11
8+3=11
6+5=11
5+6=11
4+7=11
I think C
Because if a teen watches a T.V show for more than 6 hours it's sure that he's not gonna finish homework.
Hope it helps!
Answer:
12(x−2.57)=0.36
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the initial amount of money Mrs. Sorenstam had to spend on each student.
The cost of the 3 items is:
1.49+0.59+0.49=2.57
The change left for each student will be:
x−2.57
For 12 students, the change left will be
12(x−2.57) which equals 36 cents, according to the problem
So, the equation to represent this situation will be:
12(x−2.57)=0.36
