3. one wedding cake design has layers that are 2.5 inches tall.
use h to represent the height of the cake and/ to represent the
number of layers. which algebraic rule models the height of a
wedding cake in this design?
a) h = 21
c) h = 2.51
b) h = l + 2.5
d) h =(-2.5
he
4. julie goes to the store to buy bananas. bananas cost $1.50
per pound. what equation will julie determine the total
amount, 7, she will pay for a given number of pounds of
bananas, b?
81.5
5. one wedding cake design has a base layer that is 5 inches
tall, and each additional layer is 3 inches tall. use h to
represent the height of the cake and t to represent the num
of additional layers. which algebraic rule gives the height of
wedding cake made in this design?
a) t = 3 + 5h
c) h = 3 + 5t
b)t = 5 + 3h
d) h = 5+ 3t
this is due 9/27/19. . god bless you.

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