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Answer:

The price per kilogram of salami amounts to = $9.1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Hailey spent $13 on kg of sliced salami.

We need to determine the cost per kg of the salami.

Solution:

We will use the unitary method to find the cost for one kilogram of salami.

If kg of salami costs $13

Then the cost for 1 kg of salami in dollars =

When dividing mixed numbers, we convert them to fractions.

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To divide fractions, we take the reciprocal of the divisor and multiply.

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Hence, the cost per kilogram of salami is = $9.1

Answer:

Therefore, the data is best represented by:

Step-by-step explanation:

We have a table indicating the estimated lines of code produced by computer programmers per hour when x individuals are engaged.

The question asks which model accurately reflects this data.

To determine this, we will substitute the values of x into each function to see which one accurately produces the corresponding y (f(x)) values provided in the table:

We are presented with four functions, which are:

A)

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D)

We'll create a table displaying these values at various x levels.

x                  A                 B                C               D

2              66.66          49.3            52.5           50

4             94.57            71.44           106.3         104  

6             134.14           103.57         160.1          158

8             190.27          150.14          213.9         212

10           269.91           217.64         267.7         266

12           382.85          315.5           321.5          320.

Thus, the function that suitably represents the data is:

Option C.

y=26.9x-1.3

Total Cost, C = $(16S + 56). Step-by-step explanation: Chris purchases 8 more Ninja Turtles than Star Wars action figures. The cost per Ninja Turtle is $7, while each Star Wars figure costs $9. If we let S represent the number of Star Wars figures bought, then the number of Ninja Turtles becomes S + 8. The cost for S Star Wars figures is $9S. Similarly, for (S + 8) Ninja Turtles, the total cost is $(7S + 56). Therefore, the overall Total Cost is represented by the sum of the costs for both types of figures, leading to the Total Cost being expressed as C = 9S + (7S + 56).