M = - 1/2 should b the answer
The bottom one
Basically the question is what graph shows a number below or equal to -1
Answer:
Kevin's weekly sales will have to be worth more than $4000 in order for Dollar Deal to pay more.
Step-by-step explanation:
Dollar Deal offers $8/h plus 10% commission.
If he spends x hours, then offer after x hours and s amount from sales is;
8x + 10%s
This can be rewritten as; 8x + 0.1s
Now, Great Discounts offers $18/h with no commission.
Thus after 8 hours for 5 days, total number of hours = 40 hours.
Thus, great discounts offer = 18 × 40 = $720
Now, dollar deal will offer; 8(40) + 0.1s = 320 + 0.1s
Thus, for dollar deal to pay more weekly, then;
320 + 0.1s > 720
0.1s > 720 - 320
0.1s > 400
s > 400/0.1
s > 4000
Answer:
A. 2x, -4y, and 8
Step-by-step explanation:
If there is a minus sign in front of the 4 (-), add that to the expression. What you are just simply doing is separating the numbers up. For example:
12x - 8y + 4x
Now here, you have two of the same variables (x, y, etc). So, what you do is look at the last number that has the same variables, which is 4, and look at what the problem you will be solving, which is addition. So, very simply, you add then together!
12× + 4× = 16×
As you can see I kept the same variable. This is because, well, it is the same! Simply, just substitute in the 16× with the 8y. Now here is the tricky part, for some people. Do you see that there is a negative sign in front of the 8 (-)? Well! You have to substitute that in with the expression. No adding this or anything, just simply slide it next to the 16× because, we can not add nor subtract it with the 8y just because it has a different variable.
Your example answer would be: 16× - 8y
Hope this helps!
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We are given the following equation and want to find which value of x will make it true:
Subtract 3 from both sides
Divide both sides by -6
Thus, the value that will make 3-6x=21 is x=-3. Let me know if you need any clarifications, thanks!
~ Padoru
