Answer:
Step 1 of 5
(1). Familiarize.
<em>The energy in the slice of carrot cake is described in terms of the requirement of energy of an adult on a day.
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<em>So we let x calories = the requirement of energy of an adult on a day.</em>
<em>3/4 ( x ) calories
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<em>Then is the energy in the slice of carrot cake.
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<em>The energy in the slice of carrot cake is 1560 calories.</em>
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Yes it will, 6cm and 17.5
The only equation that works with x=-6 is A
Sam gets (500/10)*3=150<span>£
harry gets (150/100)*35= 52.5</span>£
This is only my opinion. I could be wrong.
My guess is:
Somebody else used that book before you, maybe last year or
the year before, and it was somebody who didn't mind writing
in his book.
One day he didn't have time to write down the homework in his
assignment notebook, so he just circled the homework problems
in his textbook.
