Option D is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1 :
Let A represent the cost of one bucket of apple and P represent the cost of one bucket of peaches.
So we have ,
4 buckets of apples and 5 buckets of peaches for $64
8 buckets of apples and 3 buckets of peaches for $72
Writing this in the equation form we have,
4A + 5P = 64
8A + 3P = 72
Step 2:
Solving for the above 2 equations we can get the required costs
Equation 1 is
4A + 5P = 64 , Multiplying this by 2 we have 8A + 10P = 128
Equation 2 = 8A + 3P = 72
Subtracting both we have , 7p = 56 = > P = 8
Substituting this in equation 1 we have
8A + 80 = 128 => A = 6
Hence the cost of one bucket of apple is $6 and the cost of one bucket of apple is $8.
Option D is the correct answer.
This is a simple equation:)
We have to isolate "n" to be alone.
-21 = n - 8
First add 8 to both sides.
-21 = n - 8
+8 = + 8 it cancels out on the right side of the equal side and you solve on the left side
soooo
-21 + 8 = -13
-13 = n
Finally our answer is
-13 = n
When in doubt, eat a pineapple:)
Answer:
0.525 %
Step-by-step explanation:
there is a total of 80 students and 42 received a A or B so 42/80 = 0.525
Hope this helps!
Answer : C. 512
step-by-step explanation :
- 8
- 8(square) = 8² = 8 × 8= 64
- 8(cube) = 8³ = 8 × 8 × 8 = 64 × 8
Since there are 24 fiction books and 52 books in total, you can start with subtracting them both to find the amount of non-fiction books. 52-24=28, so 28 non-fiction books are currently checked out. Now for the fun part. There are two ways I know how to do this, so let's start. One way is that you can put a ':' between the two numbers. For example, since we are trying to find fiction books to non-fiction, we would say 24:28. The first number will represent the first thing they ask for (fiction), and the second number will represent the second thing they ask for (non-fiction). Another way to do this is by putting the numbers as a fraction. For example, you could put 24/28. It will still mean the same thing, and it will not change the outcome. I hope this helps! :)
