If we say A = ream of paper and B = cost of ink than we can set-up an expression to calculate when A is equal to a number what the number of B will be.
Maximim of 270$ so anything we buy must be equal to this.
Ream of paper cost 6$ each so 6A represents the number of reams bought since we said A is number of reams of paper.
Ink Cartridges are 18$ each so 18B would represent this based on B = to cost of ink.
Now setting up our equation
6A + 18B = 270
When A = 1
B = 14.67 Ink Cartridges
When A = 1 Ream ofpaper
The area is (BK) times (AK or CK).
If you have no numbers given, it's not possible to find the length of BK, or the actual number that represents the area.
Answer:
He must earn $2,400 to cover both leisure and $2,160 for school expenses.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the total amount Ken must earn be k. Then 10% of that would cover leisure activities and the remaining 90% specifically for school expenses.
Then 0.90k = $2,160, and k = $2,400.
He must earn $2,400 to cover both leisure and $2,160 for school expenses.
3.482 x 10^9.
-the coefficient must be under 10, and in this case it is the "3". Then you count the places after that to get your exponent
The answer is 5. If you do 3/8 x 4 you get 1.5, if you multiply 1/2 x 3 you get 1.5, if you do 1/4 x 3 you get .75 and if you do 5/8 x 2 you get 1.25. So, 1.5 + 1.5 + .75 + 1.25 = 5
