Answer:
c. w = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to add 2 with -3 and you get -1.
26x3=78
78-x=72
x=6
She needs to buy at least 6 more to have enough for 26 students
No.
The distance is |-5 -3| = 8 units. (Y-coordinates are the same, so the distance is measured entirely in the x-direction. Distance is non-negative.)
Answer:
If there are N students, the total cost will be:
C(N) = $500 + $5*N.
And we want the amount that each student pays to be equal or less than $15.
then:
C(N)/N ≤ $15.
Then the inequality that represents this situation is:
($500 + $5*N)/N ≤ $15.
Now, let's solve this:
($500 + $5*N) ≤ $15*N
$500 ≤ $15*N - $5*N
$500 ≤ $10*N
$500/$10 ≤ N
50 ≤ N
So the minimum number of students needed is 50.
