12 People would be able to have 1 half kilogram of chocolate.
In order to solve this problem you have to multiply 6 by 2. There are two halves in a whole. 6 times 2 is equal to 12.
Answer:
1 st questions answer is third option
while the answer of other question is 3
Step-by-step explanation:
2nd qestions explanation
put value of x=2 in equation as x-2=0 from equation
(2)^3-6(2)^2+a2+10=2
8-24+a2+10=0
2a=-18+24
2a=6
a=3
1) In a dozen, there are 12. Since there are 5 dozen, you would multiply 12 by 5, which is 60.
So 5 dozen oranges would cost $60.
2) For this, I'm guessing you need a ratio. So, 2 : 5 for white: blue. When can put that down to 1 white. 1: 2.5. The question (I'm unsure of) is asking ?: 8.5. 8.5÷ 2.5 = 3.4. So you'll multiply the white side as well, 1×3.4=3.4. So 3.4.
3) You need to find what one juice box would cost. So since there were 12 in the pack, you divide the cost by 12.
5.40÷12= .45
Now they are asking for an eighteen pack, so multiply what one would cost by 18.
.45×18= 8.1
It would cost $8.10.
