Brett has consumed 1,400 calories so far today. he has also burned off 400 calories at the gym. he would like to keep his daily calorie total to 2,000 calories per day. how many calories does he have left to consume for the day? is 1,200 a viable solution to this problem?

yes; 1,200 is less than 1,400.
yes; 1,200 is less than 2,000.
no; 1,200 is more than the 400 he burned off at the gym.
no; 1,200 will cause him to exceed 2,000.

The marriott family bought a new apartment three years ago for $65,000. the apartment is now worth $86,515. assuming a steady rate of growth, what was the yearly rate of appreciation? what is the percent of the yearly rate of appreciation?

Find the value of x. give reasons to justify your solutions! l, m ∈ kn

Paula makes stained-glass windows and sells them to boutique stores. if her costs total $12,000 per year plus $4 per window for the frame. how many windows must she produce to earn a profit of at least $48,000 in one year if she sells the windows for $28 each? 1. define a variable for the situation. 2. write an inequality that represents her profit. note: revenue is money coming in. cost is money going out. profit is the difference between the revenue and the cost. in other words: revenue - costs profit 3.using words, describe how many windows she must sell to have a profit of at least $48,000.