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Answer:
$0.50/lb
Step-by-step explanation:
The increase in cost is $40-25 = $15 for an increase in weight of 50-20 = 30 lb. That makes the cost per pound be ...
cost/pounds = $15/(30 lb) = $0.50/lb
Factor out the common term 4
-4(2x - y) = 24
Divide both sides by -4
2x-y= - 24/4
Simplify24/4 to 6
2x -y = -6
Subtract 2x from both sides
-y = -6 - 2x
Multiply both sides by -1
y = 6 + 2x
I think when you copied and pasted your question it re arranged itself
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Let's take 6 out from the series
<span>Now multiply and divide by 9
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<span>all 1s add up to n
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We want to find out how much it costs for each pound of feed
For chicken feed 12 divided by 8.40
$1.43 for 1 pound of chicken feed
For goat feed 75 divided by 60
$1.25 for 1 pound of goat feed
For dog feed 50 divided by 37.50
$1.33 for 1 pound of dog feed
For pig feed 80 divided by 62.80
$1.27 for 1 pound of pig feed
When reviewing all the answers per pound for feed, chicken feed is the most expensive per pound.
Hope this helps:)
