Question

Jason weighs 36 pounds. Together, he and his sister weigh four pounds more than three times the weight of his sister. What is the weight, w, of Jason’s sister?
36 + w = 3w; 18 pounds
36 + w – 4 = 3w; 19 pounds
36 + w = 3w + 4; 16 pounds
36 + w = 3w – 4; 20 pounds

Answer 1

ergh Jason weighs 36 pounds. Together, he and his sister weigh four pounds more than three times the weight of his sister. What is the weight, w, of Jason's sister? (1 point)
36 + w = 3w; 18 pounds
36 + w – 4 = 3w; 19 pounds
36 + w = 3w + 4; 16 pounds
36 + w = 3w – 4; 20 pounds

Answer 2

36+w=3w +4; 16 pounds

Answer 3

36 + w = 3w; 18 pounds
36 + w - 4 = 3w; 19 pounds
36 + w = 3w + 4; 16 pounds
36 + w = 3w - 4; 20 pounds

Answer 4

really? thanks. i have a few more @heavenfun13 can you help with those too?

Answer 5

i will try

Answer 6

Labrina received a $50 gift card to an online store. She wants to purchase some bracelets that cost $8
each. There will be a $10 overnight shipping fee. How many bracelets can she buy?

4 bracelets
5 bracelets
6 bracelets
7 bracelets

Answer 7

i think its 5

Answer 8

ok let me work it out

Answer 9

5 its right

Answer 10

Bobby hopes that he will someday be more than 70 inches tall. He is currently 61 inches tall. How
many more inches, x, does Bobby need to grow to reach his desired height?

Answer 11

i need to equation for this one

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

61+x or 16x