Question

Could someone help me complete and understand a mid module check

Answer 1

Antonio purchased adult and child tickets for the fair. Tickets cost $29.35 for each adult and $17.45 for each child. Let x represent the number of adult tickets purchased and y represent the number of child tickets purchased. Write an expression to represent the total cost of the tickets Antonio purchased.
$29.35y + $17.45x
$29.35x + $17.45y
($29.35 + $17.45)(x + y)
($29.35 - $17.45)(x + y)

Answer 2

Please Ill Fan & Medal

Answer 3

did you choose an answer yet?

Answer 4

Not yet

Answer 5

Theres 6 questions

Answer 6

@SolomonZelman

Answer 7

You can start off with looking at adult tickets first. It's $29.35 for each adult, so you'll need to multiply that price by the number of adults.

Answer 8

29.35 X 4 ?

Answer 9

Well, it doesn't specify how mayn adults there are, it says" Let x represent the number of adult tickets". So we will mulitply the cost by x.

Answer 10

*many

Answer 11

You do the same for the children's tickets, and then they are looking for the total cost of the tickets Antonio purchased, so we will add it add together.

Answer 12

Idk What the answer would be though

Answer 13

A?

Answer 14

Close, make sure the variables match with the price. X represents the number of adult tickets, and y represents the number of child tickets.

Answer 15

Oh So It
would be C ?

Answer 16

Not quite. The price per adult ticket is $29.35, which will need to be mutlipled by the number of those tickets purchased, which is represented by x. So that part is $29.35x....

Answer 17

Math Is Hard /:

Answer 18

The price for a child's ticket is $17.45, and y represents the number of those tickets. Multiply those and we will get $17.45y

Answer 19

I'm sorry :(

Answer 20

B?

Answer 21

Yes :)

Answer 22

Thanks for the good explaining

Answer 23

Do you think you could help with a few more

Answer 24

I think so, yeah :)

Answer 25

Mindy conducted a survey of the phones in four stores and wrote the following observations:

5 of the 8 phones in Store 1 were smartphones
13 of the 22 phones in Store 2 were smartphones
22 of the 30 phones in Store 3 were smartphones
12 of the 25 phones in Store 4 were smartphones


Based on the survey, which store had the greatest percentage of smart phones?

Answer 26

Based on the survey, which store had the greatest percentage of smart phones?
Store 1 Store 2 Store 3 Store 4

Answer 27

Do you have a calculator?

Answer 28

I Can get one

Answer 29

Ok good. When you have a calculator, it's easy to find the percentage in this situation. For Store 1, do 5 divided by 8, and you will get a decimal. Move the decimal point to the right two spaces, and you have your percentage.

Answer 30

You can do this for each set of numbers, going left to right, and write down all the percentages. Then you can just look and pick the one with the higher number :)

Answer 31

how do I find % on a calculator

Answer 32

You just divide the two numbers, and move the decimal point over in the answer.

For example, if you do 5 divided by 8 (our first set of numbers), the answer should be 0.625 <-- when we move that point over twice, we'll have 62.5. So for Store 1 it'll be 62.5%

Answer 33

my calculators not working omg >.<

Answer 34

If you're using a computer, you should be able to find the Calculator in the installed programs..?

Answer 35

Ill Look

Answer 36

Or you can search "online calculator" on Google and one will just pop up

Answer 37

store 1 in 62%

Answer 38

Store 2 is 59%

Answer 39

Yep :) keep going!

Answer 40

Store 3 is 73% ?

Answer 41

Yes

Answer 42

store 48%

Answer 43

So its store 3 :D

Answer 44

Yep! :)

Answer 45

Do you think we could do the next four kinda fast I gtg soon

Answer 46

The number of pages that Armando, Billy, Robert, and Joel can read in a day is shown below.

Armando read 15% of his 46-page book.
Billy read 11% of his 72-page book.
Robert read 12% of his 68-page book.
Joel read 14% of his 69-page book.

Who can read the greatest number of pages in a day?

Answer 47

The table shows the battery life of four different mobile phones.



Mobile Phone Battery Life


Phone

Battery Life
(hours)


A 20
B 25
C 10
D 18


If 6.45% of the battery life of each mobile phone is used in a day by a typical user, for which mobile phone is 1.6125 hours of battery life used in a day

Answer 48

That's the 2nd one But don't worry about it ill try and figure it out

Answer 49

@kobeni-chan Are you there?

Answer 50

Sorry I got a little busy @JamesxRay

Answer 51

Its Okay Could You Tell Me the Answer Please

Answer 52

Can't give the answers away on here :/ btw I don't think the table showed up

Answer 53

But this is too hard
And ill copy the table

Answer 54

Please Help me I don't have much time left D:

Answer 55

Emerson purchased a game that was on sale for 18% off. The sales tax in his county is 8%. Let y represent the original price of the game. Write an expression that can be used to determine the final cost of the game.

Answer 56

I only need this one because its not multiple choice I can guess on the others
please ill fan D:

Answer 57

still here? @kobeni-chan

Answer 58

Check messages @JamesxRay

Answer 59

alright