Yes because,
8×1 = 8
8×2 = 16
8×3 = 24
8×4 = 32
8×5 = 40
So 40 is a multiple of 8
60x=y
To find this answer, find what y/x=m would be for m
150/2.5=60
240/4= 60
330/5.5=60
420/7=60
The awnser is Shari is using the same ratio as Mark's
30 M&Ms
1) Gathering the data
12-ounce bag of trail mix = 18 M&Ms
20-ounce bag=?
2) Assuming that the M&Ms are placed in following a constant rate we can write the following proportion:
12 --------------- 18
20 --------------- y
<em>Cross multiplying it due to the first property of proportions</em>
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12y =20 x 18
12y = 360
y=30
3) So, I'd expect to find 30 M&Ms at a 20-ounce bag of trail mix.
Meet of lines: y = 3x − 2 and y = -2x + 3?
y=3x-2 has slope 3 and y intercept -2 (which means thru (0,-2)) , so that's the blue line through point D.
y=-3x+3 has slope -2 and y intercept 3, so the red line through points A, C and D.
The point D(1,1) is the intersection of the lines. Let's check that algebraically:
3x-2=3(1)-2=1=y, good
-2x+3 = -2(1)+3=1=y, good
Answer: D