Well it is obviously gonna be answer D because you have to find which one is closer to a whole number to find out the greatest Hope that Helped Bye ;)
Answer:
To determine the number of shirts that Lisa can buy, knowing that each one is worth $ 14, that she can spend a maximum of $ 150 and that she will also buy a pair of jeans for $ 58 and a pair of shoes for $ 39, the following calculation must be performed:
(150 - 58 - 39) / 14 = X
53/14 = X
3.78 = X
53 - (14 x 3) = X
11 = X
Therefore, Lisa can buy 3 T-shirts, and she will have 11 dollars left over.
Price for company A:
p(A) = 10 + 5*h
Price for company B:
p(B) = 7*h
,where h is the hours.
To find the hours after which the prices for both are going to be the same, we set the price for A equal to the price of B and calculate h.
10 + 5*h = 7*h <=>
2*h = 10 <=>
h = 10/2 <=>
h = 5 hours
Answer:
X=10
Step-by-step explanation:
Plug 3 into the k in the first equation. Multiply by 3 to cancel out the fraction. This leaves you with x-1=9. Add 1 to both sides and you get x=10.
Answer:
25.38 pounds for three roll
Step-by-step explanation:
Find and then compare the unit prices:
9.21 pounds per roll
25.38 pounds for three rolls => 8.46 pounds per roll
42.85 pounds for five rolls => 8.57 pounds per roll
Conclusion: 25.38 pounds for three rolls corresponds to the lowest (cheapest) unit price and is thus the best buy.
