At the end of three days,
% of the original amount of liquid remains in Kyle's container .
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Here we have , Every day 10% of the liquid present in the morning in Kyle's open container will evaporate. At the end of three days, We need to find what percent of the original amount of liquid remains in Kyle's container . Let's find out:
Let's suppose initially we have 100% of liquid present so ,
<u>At day 1:</u>
10% of the liquid present(100%) in the morning in Kyle's open container will evaporate , So left is :
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<u>At day 2:</u>
10% of the liquid present(90%) in the morning in Kyle's open container will evaporate , So left is :
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%
<u>At day 3:</u>
10% of the liquid present(81%) in the morning in Kyle's open container will evaporate , So left is :
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%
Therefore , At the end of three days,
% of the original amount of liquid remains in Kyle's container .
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of Payday be p and Baby Ruth be b
<u>Then sub of the candy bars:</u>
- Payday candy bars worth ⇒ $2p
- Baby Ruth candy bars worth ⇒ $3b
- Total ⇒ $600
1. <u>Required equations:</u>
2. <u>Solving by substitution:</u>
p = 220 - b, consider it in the second equation
- 2(220 - b) + 3b = 600
- 660 - 2b + 3b = 600
- 660 + b = 600
- b = 660 - 600
- b = 60
60 Baby Ruth candy bars sold
The polynomial can't be factored because they are all rational numbers.
You could say 84/2, 126/3, or even 168/4