Part A the coefficient is 20c and 35w, the variable is c and w representing cost and week. and the constant is 23.50.
Part B He would have 503.50 because <span><span>35</span><span>(12)</span></span>+60<span>=<span><span>420x</span>+<span>60+23.50 which would be 503.50
Part C The coefficient of the cost would change because you would be adding a 5 dollar increase!!!!!! done</span></span></span>
Answer:
c- shifted 3 units right and 4 units up
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem, we have a quadrilateral named as ABCD. Recall that a quadrilateral is a two-dimensional shape having four sides. So, we need to identify what transformation has been performed to get A'B'C'D', which is the same quadrilateral shifted certain units right and up. So take one point, say, B, so how do we need to do to obtain point B'? well, we need to move that point 3 units right and 4 units up, but how can we know this? just count the number of squares you need to move from B to B' horizontally and vertically, which is in fact 3 units right and 4 units up.
The answer is 9 because half of 14 is 7, and 7+2=9
Answer:
38
Step-by-step explanation:
We can express the 8th term as x and the 12th term as y.
This would mean that 8x=12y
Because the common difference between terms is -2 and term 8 and term 12 are 4 terms apart, this means that the 12th term is 8 less than the 8th term, so x-8=y
Now we can use this to substitute y with x in the first equation. This would give us:
8x=12(x-8)
Which we can expand and solve:
8x=12x-96
-4x=-96
Therefore x=24
This means the 8th term is 24 and the 12th term is 16 (24-8).
To test if this is correct we can do:
8x24=12x16
Which indeed are equal, both sides multiply to 192.
Now that we have our 8th term, we can find the 1st term, which is 7 terms away, therefore we just add 14 to the 8th term 24. (7x2=14)
24+14=38.
The first term is 38.
Hope this helped!
Answer:
54.74 ounces of tomatoes mark need.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Mark has three 
oz cans and five 
oz cans.
To find : How many ounces of tomatoes does Mark need?
Solution :
Mark has three oz cans.
i.e. 
Mark has five oz cans.
i.e. 
Total ounces of tomatoes does Mark need is
Therefore, 54.74 ounces of tomatoes mark need.
