You have $15 and admission is $5, so you know have $10 before doing any games. If you wanted to play 12 games, you would need $10.20, which you do not have. But, if you wanted to play 11 games, then you would need $9.35, which is just under $10.
So the maximum amount of games that you could play would be 11 games.
Answer: Use the formula (base1+base2)/2 multiplied by height(3 in)
Step-by-step explanation: I can't see what the bottom base is, but lets say it is 12. 5+12=17, and 17/2=8.5. 8.5*3=25.5
Answer:25.5
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Open up the parentheses
-7x cancels out on both sides
-12 cancels out on both sides
I hope this helps!
The inequality would be 3.1h + 2.3b ≥100
Step-by-step explanation:
Earning of Tammy for each hour of work= $3.1
Total hours she worked= h
Earning for picking each bushel of apple= $2.3
Total bushel she picks= b
Her goal = minimum of $100
Hence total earning from working= earning from each hour* no of hours worked
Total earning= 3.1h
Similarly, total earning from picking up apple bushels= earning from picking one bushel*no of bushels picked
Total earning= 2.3b
According to question total earning must be greater than $100
Hence, 3.1h + 2.3b ≥100
The answer to your question is (0,3)
