Complete question:
Benjamin treats himself to breakfast at his go-to restaurant. He orders chocolate milk priced at \$3.25$3.25dollar sign, 3, point, 25. Next, he aims to purchase as many pancake stacks as possible while keeping his total at or below \$30$30dollar sign, 30 prior to tax. Pancakes are sold in stacks of 4 at \$5.50$5.50dollar sign, 5, point, 50. Let SSS denote the number of pancake stacks purchased by Benjamin. 1) What inequality represents this situation?
Answer:
Refer to the explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Information provided:
Chocolate milk costs = $3.25
Price of pancake stack = $5.50 (for 4 pancakes)
Pancake stacks bought = S
Maximum spending ≤ $30
Chocolate milk cost + (Cost per pancake stack × number of stacks) ≤ $30
3.25 + 5.50S ≤ 30
5.50S ≤ 30 - 3.25
5.50S ≤ 26.75
S ≤ 26.75 / 5.50
S ≤ 4.86
Therefore, the maximum number of pancake stacks he can buy without going over budget is 4.
Thus, total pancakes = stacks × pancakes per stack
= 4 × 4
= 16
Answer:
(a) What will his age be after 5 years?
"5 + y" years old
(b) What was his age 6 years ago?
"y - 6" years old
(c) If his grandfather’s age is five times his, how old is his grandfather?
"5y" years old
(d) His father is 6 years older than three times his age. How old is his father?
"6 + 3y" years old
Note: Disregard the quotation marks, ""
The query arises from an activity that must be completed to acquire the letters filling in the answer. After participation in this activity, the response to why the cow provided only buttermilk is "What else can she provide but her milk." The phrase "But-her-milk" is a play on words with "buttermilk." I hope this clarification assists you.
