100.20 < 7.40t + 41
The chemistry club can spend exactly $100.20 for 8 hours, but cannot exceed 8 hours to keep the maxed limit. So 8 hours or less
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
The total cost depends on:
1. Software cost
2. each yearbook cost
<u>Variables:</u>
Let the total cost be (y) and the cost of each yearbook be (x).
To print x yearbooks, it's going to cost 15x
Also, there is software (fixed cost) cost of 800
So total cost would be:
y = 800 + 15x
Answer:
Phoebe: 180
Andy: 60
Polly: 30
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Polly's money be P
Then Andy's money = P * 2 = 2P
Then Pheobe's money = 2P * 3 = 6P
There are 9 P's (P + 2P + 6P)
270 / 9 P's = 30
Therefore P = 30
Polly gets $30
Andy gets 30 * 2 = $60
Phoebe gets 60 * 3 = $180
Checking:
180 + 60 + 30 = 270
Please mark as Brainliest.
This is not an equation. It's just an expression that you have to evaluate,
but I think you'll have fun with it.
[ sin(270°) / cos(180°) ] x (Ψ cycles per second / Ψ Hertz) x [ log(10) ] = ?
Probably like 99 students when it first started