18 1/4 pieces she will have now
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>(5√3*√3)+(5√3*5)+(-1*√3)+(-1*5) </em>
<em>5*3+25√3-√3-5 </em>
<em>15+24√3-5 </em>
<em>**24√3+10** </em>
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<em>Then to solve the second, apply division rules within the radical. This means you can cancel an m^1 and n^4 from the bottom and top of the fraction. This leaves... </em>
<em>3√(88m^19*n^8) </em>
<em>(That might be all you need to do, otherwise you can take the square root of each number in the term giving... </em>
<em>3(√88)*m^9.5*n^4)</em>
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<em>Hope I made it clear enough</em>
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<em>Please give me Brainliest</em>
Answer-none of the above
Explanation - does not match up.
Given: 11-pound mixture of peanuts, almonds, and raisins
Cost:
peanuts - 1.5 per pound
almonds - 3 per pound
raisins - 1.5 per pound
mixture:
twice as many peanuts as almond; total cost of mixture is 21.
a + p + r = 11 lbs
a + 2a + r = 11 lbs
3a + r = 11
r = 11 - 3a
1.5(2a) + 3a + 1.5r = 21
3a + 3a + 1.5r = 21
6a + 1.5r = 21
6a + 1.5(11-3a) = 21
6a + 16.5 - 4.5a = 21
6a - 4.5a = 21 - 16.5
1.5a = 4.5
1.5a/1.5 = 4.5/1.5
a = 3
almonds = 3 lbs
peanuts = 2a = 2(3) = 6lbs
raisins = 11 - 3a = 11 - 3(3) = 11 - 9 = 2 lbs
<span>My answer is: C. 6 lbs peanuts, 3 lbs almonds, 2 lbs raisins </span>
