Peter received a $40 gift card to Starbucks for his birthday. He spends the same amount every time he goes and has gone 5
times so far. On one of his trips he also got a $3 drink for his
brother. What is the most he could have spent per trip? Choose
the inequality that describes his situation. Let xramount per trip

3-12. write each answer with a reasonable number of figures. find the absolute uncertainty and percent relative uncertainty for each answer. (a) [12.41 (±0.09) + 4.16 (±0.01)] x 7.068 2 (±0.000 4) =? (b) [3.26 (±0.10) x 8.47 (±0.05)] - 0.18 (±0.06) =? (c) 6.843 (±0.008) x 104 + [2.09 (±0.04)- 1.63 (±0.01)] =?

In the given figure ar(adf) =ar(cda) and ar(cdf) = ar(cdf). show that abdc and cdfe are trapeziums.

During your cycling trip, you and your friends often stayed in hostels. the prices of these are listed below. hostel standard room (price per night) with breakfast (price per night) super sleep hostels £22.45 £28.65 normandy nights £18.55 £25 zzzola hostels £24.50 £30.99 belgian beds £11.20 £18.55 night-time rest days ? £33 what is the range in cost for a single night, including both standard room prices and with breakfast prices?