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choli [55]
3 years ago
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alexira [117]3 years ago
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Work out 180-96 cus it’s on a straight line then work out 180-130 then add them then and take away from 180
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For his troops' popcorn fundraiser sale, Mike sold caramel corn for $10, buttered microwave popcorn for $8, and lightly buttered
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\bf \begin{cases}
c=\textit{caramel corn}\\
b=\textit{buttered microwave popcorn}\\
p=\textit{lightly buttered popcorn}
\end{cases}

so... he sold 400 items, that means, whatever those quantities of c,b,p are, they add up to 400, thus

c+b+p = 400

now, the "c" sold for $10
the "b" sold for $8
and the "p" sold for $7

so, the amount of revenue on the "c" is 10 * c, or 10c
the revenue on "b" is 8*b or 8b
and the revenue on "p" is 7*p or 7p

whatever those amounts are, they ended up in $3,272
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or 
p = 2b

thus      \bf \begin{cases}
c+b+\boxed{p}=400\\\\
\boxed{p}=2b\qquad thus\\\\
c+b+\boxed{2b}=400\qquad or\\\\
c+3b=400\implies c=\underline{400-3b}\\
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\end{cases}

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3 years ago
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Step-by-step explanation:

Step one:

given data

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the cylinder has a height of 8 inches

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3 years ago
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