Answer:
cost of dried fruit per pound=2.5 $/pound
cost of nuts per pound =2 $/pound
total cost=225$ =cost of dried fruit +total cost of nuts
To find the cost of dried fruit we need to multiply cost of dried fruit per pound and the number of bounds hence 2.5 x where x is the number of bounds
which is the total cost of dried fruit and consequently 2y is total cost of nuts where y is the weight of nuts in pound
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
9√6
Step-by-step explanation:
4√6+5√6
=(4+5)√6
=9√6
You plug -2 in for the function k(p) and add it to the function g(w), getting
(-2+3)*(-2-7)+(-2-5)^2=1*-9+49=40 for a - I challenge you to do B on your own!
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
7/10 is bigger because it is more than half
