Answer:
16
56
13
<em><u>CAN YOU GUYS PLEASE HELP ME WITH MY RECENT QUESTION PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!! IT WAS DUE 30 MINS AGOO</u></em>
Answer:
<em>Part A: </em>
<em>c = 1.15p</em>
<em>c(2) = $2.30</em>
<em>Part B: </em>
<em>c = 0.90p</em>
Part B:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Linear Models</u>
Candy's Sweets Company charges $1.15 per pound to ship candy. This represents a proportional relationship between the pounds of candy and the cost.
Part A: If each pound costs $1.15, then p pounds cost $1.15p. Then the equation of the cost c is:
c = 1.15p
The cost of shipping p=2 pounds of candy is:
c = 1.15*2 = 2.30
c = $2.30
Part B: When the company reduces the cost by $0.25 per pound, the new unit cost is $1.15 - $0.25 = $0.90 per pound.
The new equation to determine the total cost for p pounds of candy is:
c = 0.90p
Yes, I can show you how to solve that problem.
Please watch carefully and try to follow me.
I'll go slowly, and you must stop me if I do
anything that's not clear to you.
You said that <u> Rick + 15 = 100</u>
Subtract 15 from each
side of the equation: <em>Rick = 85
</em>
Answer:
420
Step-by-step explanation:
Each of the 7 appetizers can be paired with one of 10 entrees, and each entree can be paired with one of 6 desserts. So the number of combinations is:
7 × 10 × 6 = 420
Answer: I think its B
Step-by-step explanation: hoped this helped :)
