1. Marisol is preparing a care package to send to her brother. The package will include a board game that weighs 4 pounds and several snack packs that each weigh ½ lb. The total weight of the care package must be less than 25 pounds.(A)Write an inequality to model the situation. Use x to stand for the number of snack packs she includes.(b) Solve the inequality to find the maximum number of snack packs Marisol can include in the package.(c) What is the maximum number of snack packs Marisol can include in the package? Give your answer in the form of a sentence.

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Sven investigates the amount of damage to the head gaskets on the trucks in his fleet and find that the damage index depends on the ambient temperature. He develops the equation y = - 2 3 x + 14 to model the relationship. What does 14 mean? A) The temperature only adds 14 to the damage index. B) If there is no damage index then the ambient temperature is 14. C) If the damage index is 0, then the ambient temperature would be 0. D) If the ambient temperature is 0 then the damage index would be 14.

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A cleaning company charges x dollars per hour to clean floors and y dollars per hour to clean the rest of a house.-When the company spends 2 hours to clean floors and 3 hours to clean the rest of a house, the total charge is $84.-When the company spends 1 hour to clean floors and 4 hours to clean the rest of a house, the total charge is $87.Which ordered pair represents the hourly charges to clean floors and to clean the rest of the house?A. (12, 20)B. (15, 18)C. (18, 15)D. (20, 12)Note: Please show work. My teacher checks it.

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Danessa needs to compare the area of one large circle with a diameter of 8 to the total area of 2 smaller circles with a diameter one-half that of the large circle. Which statements about the areas are true? Check all that apply.1.The radius of the large circle is 4.2.The radii of the small circles are each 2.3.The radii of the small circles are each 4.4.The area of one small circle will be one-half of the area of the large circle.5.The total area of the two small circles will equal that of the large circle.6.The total area of the two small circles will be one-half of the area of the large circle.

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Which net matches the solid figure shown below? A rectangular prism with width labeled 3 centimeters, height labeled 8 centimeters, and length labeled 7 centimeters. A net is shown with 3 rectangles attached side by side all with width 3 centimeters. The length of the first and third rectangle is 8 centimeters and the middle is 7 centimeters. Underneath the middle rectangle are 3 more rectangles with the same length but widths of 8 centimeters, 3 centimeters, and 8 centimeters. A net is shown with 3 rectangles attached side by side all with width 3 centimeters. The length of the first and third rectangle is 8 centimeters and the middle is 7 centimeters. Attached to the middle rectangle underneath are 3 more rectangles with widths of 3 centimeters, 8 centimeters, and 8 centimeters. A net is shown with 3 rectangles attached side by side all with width 8 centimeters and length of 7 centimeters. Attached to the middle rectangle above is a rectangle with same length and a width of 3 centimeters. Attached to the rectangle underneath are 2 more rectangles with the same length and widths of 8 centimeters and 3 centimeters. A net is shown with 3 rectangles attached side by side all with width 3 centimeters and length 7 centimeters. Attached to the middle rectangle above is a rectangle with the same length and width of 8 centimeters. Attached underneath the middle are 2 more rectangles with the same length and widths of 8 centimeters and 3 centimeters.

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Helene bought 6 bottles of juice. The bottles were on sale at 10 bottles for $12. Which explanation correctly tells how to calculate the cost of 6 bottles? A. Step 1 Multiply $12 by 10 to figure out the cost of 1 bottle. Step 2 Divide that cost by 6. B. Step 1 Divide $12 by 10 to find out the cost of 1 bottle. Step 2 Multiply that cost by 6. C. Step 1 Multiply $12 by 10 to find out the cost of 1 bottle. Step 2 Multiply that cost by 6. D. Step 1 Divide $12 by 10 to find out the cost of 1 bottle. Step 2 Divide that cost by 6.

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5 Points, Time Limit, Brainliest, Please don't spam, Thanks!The table shows the number of skirts of different colors in a closet. A fair coin is shown below the table. Color of Skirt Number Yellow 5 Blue 8 Green 4 Pink 3 A coin Maria selects a skirt from the closet randomly without looking and then tosses the fair coin. What is the probability that she will select a yellow skirt and that the coin will land tails up? 1 over 20 1 over 10 1 over 8 1 over 5

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