Answer:
56 bags of a chocolate and a popsicle
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to find the relationship between the number of popsicles and the number of chocolates, which would be the quotient of these:
100/56 = 1.78
Since it does not reach number two, you cannot add 2 popsicles and 2 chocolates, therefore the only way that they contain the same amount is that there is a chocolate and a popsicle, that is to say that a total of 56 bags would come out.
No the correct answer is c. If you use the formula
Y2- Y1
X2-X1
You could use this to find the slope. And then the y-intercept if any.
First find 10%
(1200 divided by 10)
10% = £120
Then add it onto the original amount
£1200 + £120 = £1320
