What we know: one part of candy costs $6 per kg
another part of candy costs $4.50 per kg
To get a 15kg candy, lets add 6 and 4.5
6+4.5=10.5
Add 4.5 to 10.5
4.5+10.5=15
So, We need 2 kg of the $4.50 candy, and 1 kg of the $6.00 candy.
Answer:
52-x=14 38
Step-by-step explanation:
52 players were playing until the server crashed, only fourteen remained after 38 disconnected.
A=(1,5) E=(-1,-4) I=(-2,4)
B=(5,0) F=(-3,-2) J=(0,3)
C=(2,-1) G=(7,0)
D=(0,-5) H=(-5,1)
You need to know 20% of $5000. "Of" means "times".
$5000 x 0.20 (which is 20% written as a decimal)
=$1000 profit she wants to make
$5000 (original price) + $1000 (profit) = $6000 (sale price)
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
your counting backward from 3
