A cruise ship needs to book at least 2,052 passengers to be profitable, but the most passengers the ship can accommodate is 2,462. Model the numbers of passengers that need to be booked to ensure the cruise line makes a profit, using a compound inequality.

Calculate the average rate of change over the interval [1, 3] for the following function. f(x)=4(5)^x a. -260 b. 260 c. 240 d. -240

Jim had 3,067.48 in his checking account he wrote a check to pay for two airplane tickets. his account now has 1,845.24.

At a local museum, the total price for one adult and one child is $11. mrs. smith paid for herself and her three children. she spent $19. record the system of equations to be solved and then find the price of an adult and child ticket using either elimination or substitution.