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Write an equation: 1) the sum of an integer and the next consecutive integer is 37. what is the integer? 2) the product of a whole number and the next consecutive whole number is 30. what is the number? 3) the total value, in cents, of d=dimes and five times as many nickels, is 105 cents. how many dimes and nickels are there? 4) the width of a rectangle is w, and its length is 5cm less than its width. the perimeter of the rectangle is 66cm. what is the rectangles width? length?

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Between which pair of numbers is the exact product of 379 and 8 ?

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The table shows the total cost for different numbers of jackets. Number of Jackets 2 5 7 Total Cost ($) 46.50 116.25 162.75 What is the cost of 3 jackets?

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A number decreased by 23 is 44. Find the number. Which equation can be used to solve this problem? A) x – 23 = 44 B) 23 – x = 44 C) x – 44 = 23 D) 44 – x = 23

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The slope of the line that represents the data Nicholas collected is -63, and the y-intercept is 825. Explain what these represent in the context of the situation. Remember that x is the number of days, and y is the number of canned goods.

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The table shows the amount of money that Bradford saved in his savings account after different amounts of time. Number of Months 4 8 18 Amount Saved ($) 50 100 225 What is the constant of proportionality? 0.08 12.5 25 50

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Ellizabeth uses 23.25 ounces of granola and 10.5 ounces of raisins for 15 servings of trail mix. If each serving contains the same amount of trail mix, how much trail mix is in each serving?

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Find the LCM of each set of numbers. 1. 6,15 2.5,9,15

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Not including tax, 14 pieces of clothing cost $107. Pants cost $12.50 and shirts cost $4.00. No other types of clothes were purchased. Which system of equations could be used to solve for the number of pants (p) and the number of shirts (s) bought?

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PLEASE I NEED HELP!!!! ANSWER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! Thanks! 1. Sally said that when you add or subtract positive or negative decimals, you can change the order of the decimals and still get the same answer. Use these decimals to answer the questions: –6.2, 5.71, –3.96, 2.84 (a) Is Sally’s statement always true, sometimes true, or always false? Write two pairs of equations using addition and two pairs of equations using subtraction to support your answer. (b) Write a rule about changing the order of the numbers in adding and in subtracting positive and negative decimals. Is Sally’s statement true for addition and subtraction of three positive or negative decimals? Write two pairs of equations (one pair for addition, and one pair for subtraction) that support your answer.

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20+ POINTS!!! Mikey drove 10 miles due south from his house to the farmer’s market. Then he drove 24 miles due west to his grandmother’s house. What is the distance from Mikey’s house to his grandmother’s? (Numeric answer, Round to nearest whole number.)

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Mr. Gaster has $5 in his piggy bank and wants to put $45 every week into the piggy bank. Make you equation showing how much money he will have at any number of day. Solve your equation to show the total amount of money Mr.Gaster will have in 28 days in his piggy bank. Make sure to show your work.

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Alisha has a $15,000 car loan with a 6 percent interest rate that is compounded annually. How much will she have paid at the end of the five-year loan term?

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Melinda had $45 when she went to the mall. She spent $9 on a pair of sunglasses. Then she wants to buy some shirts that are on sale for $12 each. Write and solve an inequality to represents the number of shirts can buy

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Please help. This test is very important. Multiply. 1. (−2/3) (16) Enter your answer as a fraction, in simplified form. 2. What is the product of −2 1/2 and −3 1/3 ? 3. Divide. −24/7 Enter your answer as a mixed number, in simplified form. 4. A running cheetah begins to slow down. For each meter the cheetah travels, its speed changes by −3.4−3.4 kilometers per hour. The cheetah travels a total of 21.5 meters. What is the total change in the cheetah’s speed during this time? A. 73.1 B. 71.9 C. -71.9 D. -73.1 5. Multiply. (−0.64) (−2.5) Enter your answer as a decimal. 6. Christopher recorded the low temperature each day for 1 week and recorded his results in this table. Day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Low −5 °F ​ −8 ​°F ​ −6 ​°F ​ −8 ​°F ​ −3 ​°F 2° F 7° F What is the average low temperature for the week? 7.Divide. 5/6÷−2/3 8. Jerry measured and timed the descent of a diving bell spider in a large fish tank. The spider reached a position 4 1/2 inches below the surface of the water after descending at a constant rate for 1 1/2 seconds. Jerry recorded this as −4 1/2 inches. What is the position of the spider relative to the surface after 1 second? 9. Divide. (3 3/4) ÷ (−2 1/2) Enter your answer as a mixed number, in simplified form. 10. Miko’s restaurant bill was $16. She used the expression 1.18(16) to find the total cost including an 18% tip. Which expression is equivalent to the amount Miko paid? Thank you 🙂

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Round each number to the nearest tenth. What is the best estimate for the difference of 264.72 128.49? A. 137 B. 136.3 C. 136.2 D. 130

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The total number of branches in a tree diagram will be which of the following values? 1. the numerator of a probability 2. the denominator of a probability 3. the probability of an event occurring

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3. If the block is carried by force of 50N, for 5 sec., Find the power of that block, is at a distance of 15m

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Round each number to the nearest whole number. What is the best estimate for the sum of 432.27+ 54.13? A. 480 B. 486 C. 487 D. 488

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Round each number to the nearest hundredth. What is the best estimate for the sum of 34.719+ 51.626? A. 86.35 B. 86.34 C. 86.33 D. 85.35

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20 POINTS: Which is a correct comparison of the fractions? 15/18 and 25/30 A. 15/18 25/30 C. 15/18 = 25/30

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All numbers have odd and even factors

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A video streaming service offers unlimited movies for $15 per month or $1.99 per movie. Write an inequality that represents when the unlimited offer is better.

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Solve, using the substitution method. j + k = 3 j – k = 7 The solution is (8, 1). The solution is (5, –2). There is no solution. There are an infinite number of solutions.

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Simplify -2/3-3/5A.-1/15B.-19/15C.-2/5D.-5/8

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The ratio of an objects wait on Earth to its weight on Neptune is 5:7. How much would a person who weighs 150 pounds weigh on Neptune

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Emmanuel bought 28 lb of potting soil this week. This amount is 4 lb. more than twice the amount of potting soil he bought last week. Answer the following questions to find the number of pounds of soil Emmanuel purchased last week. (b) Let p represent the unknown information. Write an equation to model the problem. show your work

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Zoe’s pizza cost $12.99. She gave a tip of $2.00. What percent did Zoe leave as a tip? A 9% B 13% C 15% D 19%

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The volume of a cone is 251.2 cubic inches. The height of the cone is 15 inches. What is the radius of the cone, rounded to the nearest inch? Use π = 3.14. 16 inches 8 inches 6 inches 4 inches

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Will brought an extra tray of 42 cookies home from his job as a caterer. 18 of them are chocolate chip. Of the rest of the cookies, half are peanut butter, and the other half are oatmeal. Let p stand for the number of peanut butter cookies there are. The answers are as follows: (42+18)/2=p 2*(42-18)=p (42-18)/2=p

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