Taylor writes an expression with 5 terms. All 5 terms are like terms. How many terms are in the equivalent expression with the l
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I found the table by an online search (it is below)
Sally has $7 to spend in candy.
The price of a chocolate bar is $1.50
The price of a lollipop is $0.75
The price of gumballs is $0.25
In the table, we have the following combinations.
a) 3 chocolate bars, 3 lollipops and 4 gumballs, the price is:
3*$1.50 + 3*$0.75 + 4*$0.25 = $7.75 (she can not buy this)
b) 3 chocolate bars and 4 gumballs, the price is:
3*$1.50 + 4*$0.25 = $5.50 (she can buy this)
c) 1 chocolate bar, 5 lollipops and 2 gumballs, the price is:
1*$1.50 + 5*$0.75 + 2*$0.25 = $5.75 (she can buy this)
d) 2 chocolate bars, 2 lollipops and 8 gumballs, the price is:
2*$1.50 + 2*$0.75 + 8*$0.25 = $6.50 (she can buy this)
If 
is the length and 
the width, then 
.
Since the area of the rectangle is
you have
Factoring the left hand side gives
Obviously the width can't be negative, so
. This means D is the answer, since it's the only option with this measure.
Since the area of the rectangle is
you have
Factoring the left hand side gives
Obviously the width can't be negative, so