Calvin and Melvin are two of Santa's elves. The number of toys they build is given by 11c + 9m where c is the number of candy canes Calvin eats for breakfast and m is the number of candy canes Melvin eats for breakfast.How many toys do they build when Calvin eats 5 candy canes and Melvin eats 3 candy canes for breakfast? :)

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Answer 1
Answer: just substitute  c=5  Calvin's candy canes  and m=3  Melvin's candy canes

11c + 8m = 11*5 + 8*3 = 55 + 24 = 79
so they built 79 toys i hope it helps

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5x = 20
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There is a certain way to find the answer for your question. First, you must be familiar with the divisibility rule for 11: the difference between the sums of even digits and odd digits should either be 0 or 11 only.  For example, 1430, here the odd digits are 4 and 0 (which are the 3rd and 1st digits); the even digits on the other hand are 1 and 3, placed as the 4th and 2nd digits respectively.

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Moving on, now let us try to find the biggest 6-digit number divisible by 11. Intuitively, the last digit should be "9" - the hundred thousands digit - for it is the biggest number among numbers from 0-9. Furthermore, since there is no restriction as to whether the same number could or could not repeat, we can still use "9" all throughout the remaining 5 digits (ten thousands down to ones digit), giving the greatest possible 6-digit number, 999,999.

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HELP ASAP ILL GIVE A THANKS AND BRAINLIEST Which combined inequality has the same solution set shown in the graph of x?

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The solution of the graph is equal to the interval  

All real numbers greater than -3 and less than or equal to -1

so the combined inequality is equal to -3 < x ≤ -1!!!!