Mathematics, 01.11.2020 03:40 Brycen0
Store A sells silver wire for $8.00 per yard. Store B sells silver wire by the spool
for $8.00 per spool. The cost of wire at either store can be modeled by the
function C(n) = 8n, where n is the number of yards for Store A and n is the
number of spools of wire for Store B.
The domain of C(n) = 8n is all real numbers.
For each store, drag all the additional restrictions needed on values of n for C(n)
to model each situation.
Answers: 3
Mathematics, 21.06.2019 16:30
Antonio made a scale model of a building. the model's scale is 1 inch to 235 feet and its height is 3.5 inches. what is the exact height of the actual building? enter your answer in the box.
Answers: 1
Mathematics, 21.06.2019 16:30
Phyllis and chen are saving money to go to a football game. each friend starts with some money and saves a specific amount each week. phyllis made a graph to show the total she has saved at the end of each week. chen wrote an equation to show the total, y, he has saved at the end of each week, x. y = 15x + 15 compare the amount that each friend has when both friends start saving. select the correct answer from the drop-down menu to complete the statement. phyllis starts with $ and chen starts with $
Answers: 1
Mathematics, 21.06.2019 18:30
Isuck at math ; ^; m a student solved this problem and said the answer is 3 feet. chase had a roll of ribbon that contained 7 7/8  feet of ribbon. he cut off one piece that was 3 5/8  feet long and another piece that was 1 1/4  feet from the roll. how much ribbon was left on the roll? is the student's answer reasonable? yes, the answer is reasonable. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 2 feet. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 13 feet. no, the answer is not reasonable. it should be about 4 feet.
Answers: 1
Store A sells silver wire for $8.00 per yard. Store B sells silver wire by the spool
for $8.00 per...
Mathematics, 17.09.2019 21:30
Social Studies, 17.09.2019 21:30
Mathematics, 17.09.2019 21:30
Biology, 17.09.2019 21:30
Physics, 17.09.2019 21:30