1) It's February and you go to the store to buy some food for your pets. You have a Great Dane and a Savannah cat. The Dane eats 3 times as much as your cat so his food
cost $60 for the big bag and he eats that in one week. The Savannah cats food cost
$15 a bag and it lasts him one week as well. You are there to buy food for the month
and have no more than $300 total to spend. Can you afford a month's worth of food?
a) If you bought the cat 6 weeks worth of food, how many weeks worth can you
buy your Great Dane?

1) It's February and you go to the store to buy some food for your pets. You have a Great

Dane and a Savannah cat. The Dane eats 3 times as much as your cat so his food

cost $60 for the big bag and he eats that in one week. The Savannah cats food cost

$15 a bag and it lasts him one week as well. You are there to buy food for the month

and have no more than $300 total to spend. Can you afford a month's worth of food?

a) If you bought the cat 6 weeks worth of food, how many weeks worth can you

buy your Great Dane?

what do you need me to answer?

step-by-step explanation:

the answer is b.

step-by-step explanation:

identity property is where 0+whatever number=whatever number. basically 0+ a number.