Answer:
Cost of 11 cans of Dog food is $9.57
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of 5 cans of dog food = $4.35
So to find out the cost of 11 cans of dog food at the same price, we need to calculate the price of 1 can of dog food.
<u>Calculation for finding out cost of 1 can of dog food</u>
The price $4.35 which is given is the price of 5 cans
So to find the cost of 1 can, we need to divide the given price by 5
5 Cans of dog food = $4.35
1 can of dog food = 4.35 ÷ 5
1 can of dog food = $0.87
<em><u>Now to find out the price of 11 cans, we will multiply the price of 1 can with 11</u></em>
Cost of 11 cans = 11 × $0.87
= $9.57
3.5 miles per hour. 7/8 (.875) divided by 1/4 (.25) equals 3.5. Hope this helps!
It looks like it’s already answered I’m confused about that
Area of the bases
<span>2π<span>r2</span>=2π∗784=1568π
</span>circumference of base
<span>2πr=56π
</span>extension of the height
<span>2πr∗h=56π∗48=2688π
</span>bases plus none base surface is total surface
<span><span>1568π+2688π=4256π</span></span>
Answer:robert=120lbs,genesis=100
Step-by-step explanation:take genesis as (x) and since robert is 20 pounds heavier he would be (X+20) so:
x+(x+20) =220lbs
2x+20=220
2x=220-20
2x=200
x=100 which we took as genesis
which leaves robert's weight 100 +20 =120
