Answer:
easy:
6*10 / 2 = 30
6*10 would be a rectangle. a right triangle is just half the area
Solving the inequality for g
Move the 6 over by subtraction and you have:
4.5g ≤ 34
Then divide each side by 4.5
g = 7.55555
So Ellis can purchase at lease 7 gallons but not 8 (D)
The number of unique cookout trays are possible is 500
<h3>How many unique cookout trays are possible?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Main items = 10
Sides = 10
Drinks = 5
The number of unique cookout trays are possible is
Cookout trays = Main items * Sides * Drinks
So, we have:
Cookout trays = 10 * 10 * 5
Evaluate
Cookout trays = 500
Hence, the number of unique cookout trays are possible is 500
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