Answer:
A, D
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost ($) = C
lbs (Blueberries) = W
One pound of blueberries costs $2.75 because to find how much 1 lb is you need to divide by 6.
6 is the number of pounds at that point in the graph, so you divide both the pounds and cost by 6 to find how much 1 lb is.
To find how much 5 lbs costs, multiply both the cost and number of pounds ($2.75 to 1 lb) by 5.
2.75 * 5 is 13.75 (This means C is wrong)
Do the same but with 12 for D
2.75 * 12 is 33, so D is correct
You could do the same method as above for E, but the easier way to do this is to see that the relationship of 3:9 is equal to a 1:3 ratio, which is the same as what the pounds to cost ratio is (which is 1:2.75)
Hope this helps! ^_^
Answer: B) x + y = 17
1.60x + 2.45y = 34
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of x = $1.60 per pound
Cost of y = $2.45 per pound
Total pounds of x and y = 17
Cost per pound of mixture = $2
Total number of pounds of the mixture :
x + y = 17
Since the cost per pound of the mixture = 2
Hence ;
(Cost of x * number of pounds of x) + (Cost of y * number of pounds of y)
(1.60 * x) + (2.45 * y) = (cost per pound of mixture * total number of pounds of the mixture)
1.60x + 2.45y = 2 * 17
1.60x + 2.45y = 34
Answer:
I would say it's 4 or 7.
Step-by-step explanation:
its wrong i just know it is :(
Answer: 1.95$.
19.50 x .9 = 17.55
19.50 - 17.55 = 1.95
Therefore the answer is indeed 1.95$.
Answer:
18 years old you would be
