Answer:
the number of cakes sell is 5
Step-by-step explanation:
The computation of the number of cakes sold is shown below;
Let us assume
The cake be C
And, the pie cost be P
Given that
There is two types of baked goods sold
The cost of the cake is $4
And, the cost of the pie cost is $64
Now the store sold 9 baked goods for a total of $44
So, the equation would be
C + P = 9
P = 9 - C ...... (1)
4C + 6P = 44............(2)
Now put the value of P in equation 2
4C + 6(9 - C) = 44
4C + 54 - 6C = 44
-2C = -10
C = 5
And, P = 4
hence, the number of cakes sell is 5
Answer: $17.55
Step-by-step explanation:
36 x 0.65 = $23.40 total for all cookies
($23.40/1) x (3/4) = (70.2/4)
70.2 divided by 4 = $17.55
or
$23.40 x .75 = $17.55
Answer:
t(c) = 3.355
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume a normal distribution, and with sample size n = 9 we should follow a t -student test on both tails since the FDA is interested in determining if the amount of drug absorbed is different from 3.5 micrograms.
Therefore if α = 0,01 that means that confidence interval is 99 % or 0,99
Finally with α/2 = 0,005 and 8 degrees of freedom we find in t-student table t(c) = 3.355
Answer:
20/36 = 5/9
Step-by-step explanation:
The fraction could be represented by ( # of pages that typed / # of total pages that has to type).
So
20 is number of pages that typed
36 is the total number of pages that has to types
20/36
The way i did that in middle school was plot the points then find the slpoe and work it out from there
