Meghan ran nine twelfths of a mile and skipped eight twelfths of a mile around a track. How far around the track did Megan go in total? Use the benchmark fraction one half , 1, and 0 to help you estimate each answer before you solve. a one twelve mile b one and five twelfths miles c one and seven twelfths miles d twelve seventeenths mile

Katie wants to collect over 100 seashells. she already has 34 seashells in her collection. each day, she finds 12 more seashells on the beach. katie can use fractions of days to find seashells. write an inequality to determine the number of days, dd, it will take katie to collect over 100 seashells.

Acarpool service has 2,000 daily riders. a one-way ticket costs $5.00. the service estimates that for each $1.00 increase to the one-way fare, 100 passengers will find other means of transportation. let x represent the number of $1.00 increases in ticket price. choose the inequality to represent the values of x that would allow the carpool service to have revenue of at least $12,000. then, use the inequality to select all the correct statements. the maximum profit the company can make is $4,125.00. the maximum profit the company can make is $15,625.00. the price of a one-way ticket that will maximize revenue is $12.50. the price of a one-way ticket that will maximize revenue is $7.50.

Fiona solved the equation shown 1/2-1/3(6x-3)=-13/2 what is the missing step of her solution