The question is incomplete:
Find the number of boxes needed, x, for 42 granola bars.
The table with the information is attached.
Answer:
The number of boxes needed for 42 granola bars is 7.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the table shows that for 12 granola bars 2 boxes are needed, you can use a rule of three with this information to find the number of boxes needed for 42 granola bars:
12 granola bars → 2 boxes
42 granola bars → x
x=(42*2)/12
x=84/12
x=7
According to this, the answer is that the number of boxes needed for 42 granola bars is 7.
32 times 24 is $768 which us how much they spent
475.82
is the answr i think
First step
Using substitution you can fill 2x + 11 in for the y part of the first equation
This will look like: 2x + 11 = -x^2 -2x + 8
Second step
Now we need to solve for the variable by combining like terms you can start by adding x^2 + 2x -8 to both sides
You get 0 = x^2 +4x +3
Third step
Factor
(X+3)(x+1)=0
If you need the y values you can fill in x= -3 to the second equation y= 2(-3) + 11 and y=5
First point is (-3,5)
The other point is found by filling x=-1 into the second equation: y= 2(-1) +11 and y = 9
Second point is (-1,9)
You could factor out a 7 to get
