Can someone kind PLEASE PLEASE help me with this, it will mean a lot. Answer all of them if you can, thank you SOO MUCH.
7.) Solve the inequality 8 - 2s 20
a.) s -6
b.) s 14
c.) s -6
d.) s 14
24.) Ingrid is planning to order a pizza. She can choose between a coupon offer and the store special:
Coupon:
$12 for a plain pizza
$0.50 per topping
Store Special:
$10.50 for a plain pizza
$1 per topping
Write 2 equations and show all your work to find the number of toppings that make the two choices the same price.
25.) Solve the inequality 6z - 3 15 and determine for which of the following value(s) for z the inequality is true. Show your work and calculations.
z = -6, -5, 3, 5
11,) Micah filled his garden with 6 cubic feet of organic dirt. The garden is a rectangular prism with a volume v=lwh where l is length, w is width, and h is depth. If the garden is 1 foot deep and 3 feet wide, how long is the garden?
a.) 1 foot
b.) 2 feet
c.) 3 feet
d.) 4 feet
I’m volunteering to assist in a local community gardening project that will introduce and teach 75 families about organic gardening and need to get some math done before we can order our topsoil for the project asap.
I need to figure out how much soil I would need if each raised bed is 3 feet wide by 12 feet long and 18 inches in height. The beds need not to be filled to the top but somewhere around 10 inches and then we need to supplement with some compost too.
How would I figure out how much topsoil it would take per raised bed and than out how soil I would need for all 45 raised beds.
Than I need to calculate what its gonna costs us for our community gardening project.
Local topsoil costs $350 per 12 cubic yards which is what comes in a dumptruck size load. How many loads would I need and what would the costs come too?
Please and thank you to anyone willing to help out here.
Please show all your work. Here is the question:
In a wheelbarrow, you have 2 kilograms of soil for your garden. If 8% of it is organic matter(decayed materials from organisms), how many grams of organic matter do you have?
Note that the first part is dealing kilograms and the second part is dealingn with grams. There is a similiarity going around here….
My planting medium now contains 76% clay, 18% sand and larger particles and 6 % organic material. I want to mix in sand and organic material so I end up with a medium of 40% clay, 35% sand (larger inorganic particles) and 25% organic material, such as compost. All these items are by volume.
I’d like a formula I could use since I have other planting beds with different mixtures.
