Carl is having a party. He has bought 24 brownies and is making 6 more batches of brownies. The inequality below can be used to determine how many brownies, b, must be in each batch so that all 138 guests get at least 1 brownie. Determine which of the given values, if any, make the inequality true: b=10, b=15, b=20 *

Adriana had a garden where he measured the height of a corn plant. what. on the first day, it was 145 cm tall. after 2 weeks is grew by 23 cm. what is the height of the corn plant

Derek purchased a new gym membership. it costs him seven dollars a month plus two dollars for every time that he visits the gym. he wants to spend less than 25 dollars a month to visit the gym. write an inequality that models the situation using the variable v for the number of visits per month. also find the maximum number of visits he can make to the gym and still keep his cost below 25 dollars a month.

Victoria created the scatterplot below based on the data in the table for the ages and heights of some teachers in her school. she wants to see if a teachers heigh depends on his or her age. what did she do wrong when she created the scatterplot