R(t)=10t+20. This shows the first 20 pesos, and the additional 10 pesos for every hour. Hope this helps.
C= 5.5 I'm pretty sure that's the answer
d= 4.5 and c+ 5.5
Because 4.5 plus 1.0 = 5.5
since c is one more than d
5.5 plus 4.5 = 10
To factor completely 18b - 32, we factor out the common factor of the two terms and divide each of term by the common factor.
18b - 32 = 2(18b/2 - 32/2) = 2(9b - 16)
Answer:
he could buy the minimum of 9 hamburgers.
Step-by-step explanation:
if he buys 2 tacos that would be $6
60-6=54 which means he has $54 left.
$54/$5.50=9.8 which means he can buy 9.8 burgers without going over his budget.
But you cant jus buy .8 of a hamburger so the answer is 9. tada
No.
Because, when to do some sort of analysis (such as this one), you need to take (for example) a RANDOM SAMPLE from the POPULATION of the problem that is being analyzed. In this example (problem), Pete wants to evaluate OVERALL satisfaction of customers, so he should NOT send the surveys ONLY to the customers who have purchased the LARGEST number of items, but to the randomly selected customers, in order to obtain REPRESENTATIVE results of the OVERALL satisfaction. If he sends the surveys only to the customers who have bought the largest number of items, he will obtain VERY HIGH satisfaction of customers, as results, of course, and this will not be representative results.