Answer:
-Noah could buy 10 tacos for $15.
-Jada's tacos were not the same price as Noah's tacos.
Step-by-step explanation:
You can use a rule of three to find the amount of tacos that Noah could buy with $15:
$6 → 4
$15 → x
x=(15*4)/6=10
At this rate, Noah could buy 10 tacos for $15.
Now, to find out if Jada's tacos were the same price as Noah's tacos, you have to find the price per taco in each case by dividing the amount paid by the number of tacos bought:
Noah: 15/10=1.5
Jada: 72/50=1.44
According to this, Jada's tacos were not the same price as Noah's tacos.
Answer:
x-int=-8, y-int=2,-4
Step-by-step explanation:
for the x-int
you set x to 0 then solve the equation to get -8
for the y-int
you set y(or in this case f(x)) to 0 then solve. You solve this by spilting this into 2 linear equations; x-2=0 and x+4=0, then you solve them both to get the two y-intercepts, 2 and -4
2 + d = 2 - 3(d- 5) - 2
First, cancel 2 on both sides. / Your problem should look like:
Second, expand. / Your problem should look like:
Third, simplify -3d + 15 - 2 to get -3d + 13. / Your problem should look like:
Fourth, add 3d to both sides. / Your problem should look like:
Fifth, add d + 3d to get 4d. / Your problem should look like:
Sixth, divide both sides by 4. / Your problem should look like:

Answer as fraction:

Answer as decimal:
My answer that i have gotten is 280
4 1/3
Okay, I know fractions are scary, but we can do this alright?
First, you see the whole number on the side? Get that first.
10- 5 = 5
now we have 5 left and a scary fraction. Don't panic, let's do this. We know 1 is 3/3. 1 can be anything as long as the number on top and the number at the bottom are the same then it would be one.
So 3/3 is one then we can subtract:
3/3 -2/3 .
We subtract the top number and leave the one at the bottom the same.
3-2 = 1
Then we have 1/3.
As you took one away from the 5, it becomes a 4 and you put back the left over, 1/3.
Then you answer will be :
4 1/3