Answer:
The answer to your question is cost of 0.6 pound of candy $4.17
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
1 pound of candy = $6.95
only 0.6 pounds
final cost = ?
Process
1.- Use proportions to find the cost of 0.6 pounds of candy
1 pound of candy -------------- $6.95
0.6 pound of candy ---------- x
2.- Use cross multiplication
x = (0.6 x 6.95) / 1
3.- Simplification and result
x = $ 4.17
(4h+2)(2h+8)
4htines 2h= 8h^2
4htimes8=32h
2 times 2h=4h
2 times 8=16
Add Middle two you have
8h^2+36h+16
Answer: 30 students.
Step-by-step explanation: They are saying 50% of the class like the teacher. We know that 50% is half of the 100% so that mean only half of the students like the teacher. Is 15 students like the teacher it means that 15 are half of the students in the class. The other half should be another 15. So 15+15=30 or 15x2=30.
I hope I didn’t make it to confusing.
To solve this question, you need to do 421 divided by 9.
421 divided by 9 will get you a long number, which is 46.7777778.
Round your number up by the hundredths place. You will get 46.78.
The average speed in miles per hour would be 46.78 MPH.
Given a variable, x, the compound ineaquality representing the range from a to b inclusive of the variable is given by

where a is the least value and b is the greatest value.
Thus, given a variable f, representing the frequencies for the three octaves of a <span>typical acoustic guitar.
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Where the range of the frequencies is between 82.4 Hertz and 659.2 Hertz inclusive.
The complex inequality, representing <span>the range of frequencies for a guitar tuned to "concert pitch"</span> is given by