Chart and assignment above, any actual help is appreciated!! Eighth grade math :)


1. How many cars per day does Car Mart sell? How did you use the table to find this rate?
2. How many cars per day does Winston's sell? Explain how you found this rate.
3. Which dealership sells more cars per day? How many more?
4. Which dealership started with more cars? How many more cars did that dealership start with?
Explain how you found your answer.

Chart and assignment above any actual help is appreciated Eighth grade math 1 How many cars per day does Car Mart sell How did you use the table to find this ra class=

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1. Car Mart sell 11 cars per day.
You can use the table by looking at day 2 and day 3. You can see underneath it, it shows how many cars is left after that particular day. So from day 2, you have 43 cars left and day 3, you got 32 cars left. From 43 car to 32 car is losing 11 car. So each day the Car Mart sell 11 car.

2. First we know that after 3 days, Winston have 32 cars left and after 5 day, it has 12 cars left.
Here’s the chart that I made for Winston:
Each day, Winston’s sell 10 cars. (Lose 10 cars per day)
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Answer:

1. To find the rate of sales, divide the change in the number of cars left by the amount of time.

Car Mart sold [tex]\frac{43-10 cars}{5-2 days} =\frac{33 cars}{3 days} = 11[/tex] cars per day

2. After 3 days, Winston has 32 cars left and after 5 days it has 12 cars left. By subtracting 32 by 12 you get 20. Then by subtracting 5 by 3 you get 2. Finally,  by dividing 20 by 2 and you get 10.

3. Cart Mart sells more cars. Cart Mart sells 11 cars each day and Winston sells only 10  each day. So, 11 - 10 = 1.

4. Cart Mart started with 3 more cars than Winston's did.

Car Mart had 43 cars left after 2 days, and they sell 11 cars per day. They sold 11 x 2 = 22 cars during the first 2 days. So Car Mart started with 43 + 22 = 65 cars.

Winston's had 32 cars left after 3 days, and they sell 10 cars per day. They  sold 10 x 3 = 30 cars during the first 3 days. So Winston's started with 332 + 30 = 62 cars.

Car Mart started with 65 - 62 = 3 more cars.

Step-by-step explanation:

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