For the answer to the question above, Nellie has to calculate the price per pound for every bag.
1) 2.52 / 3.5 = 0.72 $/lb
2) 5.40/7.5 = 0.72 $/lb
3) 7.92/11 = 0.72 $/lb
Then, price per pound is the same for any bag. There is no advantage of purchasing one or other, given that she can store any quantity. I hope this helps.
2b + 6
2(b+3)
if you distribute 2(b+3), you get 2b+6
2(w-8) = 9. Hope it helps!
You can't really determine the amount of computers from this question, they're obviously not going to have one computer for everyone so half third, or even a fourth of the school population
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
14.
by pythagoras,s theorem

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first perpendicular=y(say)
and second perpendicular=z (say)
y²=9²+7²=81+49=130
z²=y²+5²=130+25=155
x²=z²+4²=155+16=171
x=√(171)