First, find g(2): g(2)=2*2-7=-3
next, find f(-3): f(-3)=2(-3)+1=-5
so the answer is -5.
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.
The answer to the question is b. 51 megabytes
Step-by-step explanation:
The attachment above is a table summarizing everything.
so the answer should be - 0.5