Answer:
The first one
Step-by-step explanation:
To figure out which one is the best deal, for each one how much <em>one</em> t-shirt costs.
<u>First deal:</u>
3 t-shirts for $28.95
To figure out how much money one t-shirt would cost, you divide $28.95 by 3.
1 t-shirt = 28.95/3 = $9.65.
<u>Second deal:</u>
4 t-shirts for $39
Same thing as the last one, except since there are 4 t-shirts you divide $39 by 4.
1 t-shirt = 39/4 = $9.75
<u>Third deal:</u>
5 t-shirts for $49.95
This time you will divide 49.95 by 5.
1 t-shirt = 49.95/5 = $9.99
The last step is to compare the three deals, and since you are trying to find the one that costs the <em>least</em> you can see that the first deal is the best one, because $9.65 per shirt is cheaper than $9.75 and $9.99
Answer:
Rotterdam
Step-by-step explanation:
it's in the negatives
Answer: Kim can mow the greens alone in 6 hours.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let K be the rate Kim mows the greens, and S the rate for Shayla. The rates K and S will be in greens/hour.
We know they can mow 1 green in 4 hours. We can state this as a sum of their rates times the 4 hours equals one green:
(4 hours)*(K + S) = 1 green
We are told that K = 2S [Kim is twice as fast as Shayla]
Subsititute:
(4 hours)*(K + S) = 1 green
(4 hours)*(2S + S) = 1 green
4*(2S + S) = 1 green
12S = 1 green
Shalya's rate is 1 green/12 hours
Kim is twice as fast: K = 2S
Kim's rate is 1 green/6 hours.
4/10 × 1/6 = 2/30
You can cross cancel 4 and six...then multiply 2/10 × 1/3 which equals 2/30
If you want you can simplify 2/30 to 1/15
