Answer:
N < 6 or N 
-7 or N > 12
Hope this helps. <em>lmk</em>.
Answer:
I have 1 question, and 1 question only, WHO t.f says "pOp" like nooooo its "SODA"
and your dad sucks for leaving but im sure he has a good reason
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
12.1 repeating
Step-by-step explanation:
73/6=12.16666666...
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Answer:</h2>
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
The question in this problem is:
<em>The sum of 2 consecutive integers is at most the difference between nine times the smaller and 5 times the larger. What are the numbers?</em>
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First of all, let's name the first variable 
which is the smaller number. Accordingly, the lager number will be 
given that those numbers are consecutive. On the other hand<em> at most </em>conveys the idea of an inequality, which is:
So:
1. The sum of 2 consecutive integers can be written as:
2. Nine times the smaller and 5 times the larger can be written as:
Finally, the whole statement:
The sum of 2 consecutive integers is at most the difference between nine times the smaller and 5 times the larger:
The two numbers are:
Answer:
110 + 10x ; 40x
4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
For every visit to Arts museum:
Scenario 1:
Parking fee = $15
Admission fee = $25
Total amount for scenario 1:
If number of visits = x
Total cost = $(15 + 25) × number of visits
Total cost : $40x
With membership :
Price of membership = $110 (one time payment)
Parking fee = $10
Admission fee = $0
Let number of visits = x
Total cost :
Membership fee + (parking fee × number of visits)
$110 + ($10 * x)
= 110 + 10x
B) number of visits for which member cost is less than non-member cost :
Member cost = 110 + 10x
Non member cost = 40x
110 + 10x < 40x
10x - 40x < 110
-30x < 110
x > 3.67
Hence x = 4
Number of visits for which member cost is greater than non member cost is 4
