Small Jars of Jelly cost $3 each, and large Jars of jelly cost $5 each. The total cost of x small jars of jelly and y large
Jars of jelly is less than $60. Which inequality models this
situation?
A. 5x+3y-60
B. 3x+ 5y> 60
C. 3x+ 5y 60
D. 0 5x+3460

Roger and natalie travel in similar cars. roger's car drives the two miles to school in 7.5 minutes. natalie drives the same distance in the opposite direction but in only 6.5 minutes. what is true of their velocities?

Question 3 of 30 paul buys fruit to make smoothies. he buys 3.78 pounds of apples, 2.12 pounds of peaches, and 4.45 pounds of oranges. paul rounds each weight to the nearest tenth of a pound. about how many pounds of fruit did paul buy? (a) 10.5 pounds (b) 10.2 pounds (c) 10.4 pounds (d) 10.0 pounds 30 points

5(-9w) put expression in distributive property