The restaurant serves breakfast from 6 AM until 10:30 AM. They sell six every 15 minutes. Should the restaurant expect to sell more than or fewer than 100 omelettes? Explain your answer.

Answer:

The restaurant expect to sell more than 100 omelets

Answer:

They will certainly Sell more than 100.

Step-by-step explanation: Okay first we know that 15 can go into 60 4 times,4 x 4 is 16 + 2 (so we can make sure it is exactly equivalent to 4 and a half hours that is why we added 2) is 18. Multiply 6 x 18 to get the number of Omelletes sold, we get 108 Omellets sold, that is more than 100. So the answer should be More than 100 omelletes!

What is the length of the third side of the window frame below?
A. 10 inches
B. 12 units
C. 16 units
D. 20 units

An ice cream shop is testing some new flavors of ice cream they invent 25 new flavors for customers to try and throw out the 13 least popular flavors the shop makes 80 cartons of each of the remaining flavor it takes two cartons to get on liter of ice cream. How much total ice cream is in the cartons

a correction of "six less than twice the value of x" is

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The first term in an arithmetic sequence is 5. The third term in the sequence is -1. The tenth term in the sequence is -22.
Which of the following functions can be used to find the nth term of the arithmetic sequence?

A.
f(n) = -n

B.
f(n) = n + 4

C.
f(n) = -3n + 8

D.
f(n) = 0.5(n+5) + 2

-3,-8,-13,-18 write an equation for the nth term then solve

Given a triangle JLM with vertices J(-4,3), L(-2,7), and M(2,7). What would the coordinates be if it was reflected across the line y=1?

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What does this mean?

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A figure lies entirely in Quadrant I. The figure is reflected in the x-axis. In which quadrant is the image?

The distance between Mars and Venus is 3.7 X 10^14 miles. A rocket ship only has enough fuel to travel half that distance. How far can the rocket ship travel?

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(x2 +2xy +y2)+(x2- 2xy + y2)=

In 9 minutes heather can type 54 words what is her rate in words per minute

Which list shows the absolute values in order form least to greatest?

What is −3/8÷7 1/2? −3 2/7 −1 4/9 −9 1/4 −7 3/2

what is Evaluate 4/5-3/7​

An employee at an organic food store is assembling gift baskets for a display. Using wicker baskets, the employee assembled 2 small baskets and 4 large baskets, using a total of 60 pieces of fruit. Using wire baskets, the employee assembled 2 small baskets and 10 large baskets, using a total of 132 pieces of fruit. Assuming that each small basket includes the same amount of fruit, as does every large basket, how many pieces are in each?
The small baskets each include______pieces and the large ones each include_____pieces.​

Use the graph shown to complete the following sentence.
when x = 1, then y = ___​

A line contains the points (-26, -37) and (-32, -61). What is the slope of the line in simplified form? -3 −14 14 3

Find the value of x using segment addition.

Which graph represents the function f(x) = –|x + 3|?

a-b-c=9, solve for a

(b) What is the slope of y = -2x and what does this mean?

Question 3
If a = -3, b = 2 and c = -4 find the value of the expression.
6a – 3b + 2c

What is the definition of no solution?

Consider the problem of utility over territory. Let’s start simply

with a one-dimensional representation. Consider two actors, 1

and 2, with utility functions defined over a single-dimensional

issue space X = [0, 1], but where the actors can own sections or

“provinces” of the interval. The boundaries between sections are

defined by a vector B = (b1, b2, b3, . . . , bn, 1).

Thus, there are n+ 1 provinces. Define a “size” vector containing the lengths of

each province, S = (b1, b2 − b1, b3 − b2, . . . , 1 − bn). Define for

each actor an “ownership” vector Oi with 1s in the place of the

provinces that it owns and 0s elsewhere.

1. Assume that each actor’s utility function is a simple sum of

how much of the space they own so ui=∑n+1,j=1, oj,sj

(a) Can the players both be made better off by exchanging

existing provinces?

(b) Can the players both be made better off by altering the

boundaries of the existing provinces while preserving the

ownership structure?

(c) Can the players both be made better off by reducing the

number of provinces – for instance, by consolidating

contiguous provinces that are owned by the same actor?

2. Now assume that the utility function is a function of the sum

of the squares of the provinces owned, indicating that there are

increasing returns to the size of a province ui=∑n+1,j=1, (oj,sj)^2

(a) Can the players both be made better off by exchanging

existing provinces (without doing anything else)?

(b) Can the players both be made better off by reducing the

number of provinces – for instance, by consolidating

contiguous provinces that are owned by the same actor?

(c) If the actors are free to adjust both the number of

provinces and the ownership structure, what set of

boundaries is Pareto optimal with this utility function?

2.2 (see formula in the attachments) Consider two states, state 1 and state 2, which can unilaterally

set their tariff rates on imported goods, ti ≥ 0. Each state has an

ideal level for its own tariff, and prefers that the other

side’s tariff be 0, Assume that each side’s utility declines

with the distance between the tariff levels and their ideal point,

as follows

1. Draw the t1, t2 quadrant and draw in the ideal points for each

player.

2. Draw in sample indifference curves for the two states around

their ideal points. What shape are they?

3. Draw in the contract curve between the two ideal points. What

shape is it and why? What equation describes it?

4. The contract curve divides the t1, t2 quadrant into two regions.

How do they differ in terms of how the players could realize

joint gains in each region?

2.3 Consider the utility function u(x) = xρ, where ρ > 0 and x ∈ [0,

1]. Under what conditions would a player with such preferences

be risk acceptant, risk neutral, and risk averse?

Question 10 of 10
Solve 3 ax + 4ax = 5ax + 4 for x. Assume at 0.
A. X = 2
a
B. x= 2a
C. x =
За
D. X = 3a

If Yafet raises $18 and Darnell raises $24, what fraction of Darnell’s goal did Yafet raise?

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Mike, Larry, and Daryl are brothers that own a shoe store. For every pair of shoes sold, they earn $18.00 in profits. At the end of the day, they split the profits equally among them. Which of the following equations can be used to find P, the profit each brother earns if n pairs of shoes are sold in one day?