The cost of 8 pounds of oranges based on the total cost of 5 pounds bought is 12.00
What is the cost for a pound of oranges?
The cost of a pound of oranges based on the rate at which 5 pounds were bought and 8 pounds would also be bought is determined as the amount paid for 5 pounds of oranges divided by the number of pounds of oranges bought
cost per pound of oranges=cost of 5 pounds/5 pounds
cost per pound of oranges=7.50/5
cost per pound of oranges=1.50
Based on the 1.50 per pound, the cost of 8 pounds is the cost per pound multiplied by 8 pounds
cost of 8 pounds of oranges=1.50*8pounds
cost of 8 pounds of oranges=12.00
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That point would be : (2.5,5)
To solve for P(QIR) we use the formula:
P(QIR)=[P(Q∩R)]/P(R)
But from the diagram:
P(Q∩R)=3/22
P(R)=7/22
hence
P(QIR)=3/22÷7/22=3/7
It is already in radical form......... but, if you want us to make it into exponential form, it is 8x^(2/3)
Answer:
AB = 25
Step-by-step explanation:
First things first, we know that these triangles are similar. Now let's find BC using the Pythagorean Theorem. BC = 
, this side is similar to the 5 side of the smaller triangle. That means each side of the larger triangle 
times larger than the corresponding side on the small triangle. That means AB is times larger than BC as well. So multiply BC by get us the answer.
