25-3=22 dollars left
then divide the amount of money left by the amount of candy bars
22/13= about 0.13 cents
2/6 because there is a 6 sides and they wanna get 2 numbers and that’s why it’s 2/6
The diagonal's length is about 3.5 inches; to solve, use the Pythagorean theorem (a^2 + b^2 = c^) to determine the length of the diagonal using one of the two triangles it forms by cutting the square in half. One triangle has three sides: 6 in, 6 in, and the unknown diagonal.
6^2 + 6^2 = c^2 Plug in the known sides
36 + 36 = c^2 Simplify
72 = c^2 Simplify
~3.5 = c Take the square root of both sides
Answer:
The answer is trouble.
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What is the answer to this? i’m having troubles
change troubles to trouble and then attach an image of the problem please.
It would be the third equation.
4 balls for children plus the 5 balls for herself plus the accessories for 9.45 all together is 28.71.
Subtract the 9.45 from the total cost then divide by 9 to get the cost per ball