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At a bake shop, the cost of flour is $2.50 per pound and increases at a rate of $0.07 per month. The cost of cocoa is $6.00 per

Vesna [10]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

We will find two equations for this system, one representing flour and the other representing cocoa. For the flour, we start with $2.50, and the cost goes up .07 per month, x. The equation for that is

y = .07x + 2.50

For the cocoa, the equation is written in the exact same way, but the cost goes down. Down is a negative thing while up is a positive thing. The cost starts at $6.00 and goes down .03 per month, x. The equation for that is

y = -.03x + 6.00

Comparing the first equation to the second, the .07 is positive because the cost goes UP that amount per month and the .03 is negative because the cost goes DOWN that amount per month. Get it?

If y is cost and we are tryong to find out where the cost is the same, we are looking for when y is the same. If the first y is equal to .07x + 2.50 and the second y is equal to -.03x + 6.00, and y is equal to y, then

.07x + 2.50 = -.03x + 6.00 (this is setting the first y equal to the second y). This is the system that describes how to find the number of months x when the cost y is the same. We'll solve it just for practice.

Combining like terms we get

.10x = 3.5 so

x = 35

Now back sub in what x equals to solve for y. If x = 35, then in the first equation,

.07(35) + 2.50 = y and

y = 4.95 (you could have used the second equation and subbed in 35 for x and you will get the exact same y value. Promise!)

What this answer tells us is that 35 months after the start of this pricing, the cost of flour will be the same as the cost of cocoa. But immediately after 35 months, the costs will not be the same anymore. It is only AT 35 months. At 36 months, the costs will be different.

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2 years ago

The data below shows the heights in inches of 10 students in a class. StudentHeight, in inches Student 153 Student 252.5 Student

Marianna [84]

Question not correct, so i have attached the correct question.

Answer:

SE = 0.59

Step-by-step explanation:

The mean of the students height is;

x' = (53 + 52.5 + 54 + 51 + 50.5 + 49.5 + 48 + 53 + 52 + 50)/10

x' = 51.35

Now, deviation from the mean for each height;

53 - 51.35 = 1.65

52.5 - 51.35 = 1.15

54 - 51.35 = 2.65

51 - 51.35 = -0.35

50.5 - 51.35 = -0.85

49.5 - 51.35 = -1.85

48 - 51.35 = -3.35

53 - 51.35 = 1.65

52 - 51.35 = 0.65

50 - 51.35 = -1.35

Now, square of the deviations above;

1.65² = 2.7225

1.15² = 1.3225

2.65² = 7.0225

-0.35² = 0.1225

-0.85² = 0.7225

-1.85² = 3.4225

-3.35² = 11.2225

1.65² = 2.7225

0.65² = 0.4225

-1.35² = 1.8225

Sum of the squared deviations;

2.7225 + 1.3225 + 7.0225 + 0.1225 + 0.7225 + 3.4225 + 11.2225 + 2.7225 + 0.4225 + 1.8225 = 31.525

Let's divide the sum by the DF of n - 1 i.e 10 - 1 = 9.

Thus;

31.525/9 = 3.50278

Taking the square root of that gives us the standard deviation.

Thus;

s = √3.50278

s = 1.8716

Formula for standard error is;

SE = s/√n

SE = 1.8716/√10

SE = 0.59

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2 years ago

Carol is going to buy a purse she found. It is originally $120.00, but has been marked down 25%. When Carol goes to buy the purs

Reil [10]

$82.80
I hope this helped!

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2 years ago

A taxi cab charges $0.55 per mile in addition to a $1.75 flat rate fee. Susie has $10 to spend on a taxi cab ride. The taxi driv

Olenka [21]

The taxi driver doesn't give anyone a ride unless it's 2 miles away, as such you need to add at least $0.55x2 in addition to the $1.75 at the start
1.75+(0.55x2)=2.85
As Susie only has 10 dollars to spend, she can't exceed that. So Susie must spend more than $2.85(minimum from the taxi) and less than $10(her money)
so,
$2.85<Susie<$10

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2 years ago

Jared uses 24 tiles to cover the top of his desk. Of the 24 tiles, 3/8 are blue. How many of the tiles are blue?

arlik [135]

Answer:

9

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply the total number of tiles by the fraction of tiles that are blue

24 *3/8

24/8 *3

3*3

9

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2 years ago