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Nookie1986 [14]
3 years ago
14

Need help being timeddd !

Mathematics
1 answer:
Brilliant_brown [7]3 years ago
6 0
I believe the answer is 40 when it’s rounded
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The answer to your question is:

Domain [0, 8)

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f(0) = -3

Step-by-step explanation:

Domain: is the possible values that the "x" can take

Range: are the values that take the function when is evaluated by the independent variable (x).

For this example:

                            Domain [0, 8)   close is zero and open in 8

                            Range [-3, 1]     close in both sides

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Answer:

you need 6 cups of raisins, 4 cups of granola and 8 cups of blueberries.

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Step 1: Find how much raisins are needed</u>

<em>For 4.5 cups of fruity granola, we need 1.5 cups of raisins</em>

<em>For 18 cups of fruity granola, we need y cups of raisins</em>

4.5 : 1.5

18 : y

<em>Cross multiply</em>

4.5y = 1.5 x 18

y = 27/4.5

y = 6 cups of raisins

<u>Step 2: Find how much granola is needed</u>

<em>For 4.5 cups of fruity granola, we need 1 cup of granola</em>

<em>For 18 cups of fruity granola, we need y cups of granola</em>

4.5 : 1

18 : y

<em>Cross multiply</em>

4.5y = 18

y = 4 cups of granola

<u>Step 3: Find how much blueberries are needed</u>

<em>For 4.5 cups of fruity granola, we need 2 cups of raisins</em>

<em>For 18 cups of fruity granola, we need y cups of blueberries</em>

4.5 : 2

18 : y

<em>Cross multiply</em>

4.5y = 2 x 18

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y = 8 cups of blueberries

Therefore, in order to make 18 cups of fruity granola, you need 6 cups of raisins, 4 cups of granola and 8 cups of blueberries.

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