Answer:
Ounces of strawberry juice: 20 ounces
Ounces of water: 80 ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, we can use the equation:
x + y = 100 ounces
Where x = The number of ounces of strawberry juice
and y = The number of ounces of water
Since we know that Molly uses four times as many ounces of water for each ounce of strawberry juice, we can conclude that:
y = 4x
With this information, we can use substitution to solve for x.
x + y = 100 ounces
x + (4x) = 100
Combine like-terms.
5x = 100
x = 20
Now that we know the value of x, we can figure out how many ounces of strawberry juice and how many ounces of water Molly needs.
Since x = The number of ounces of strawberry juice, Molly needs to use 20 ounces of strawberry juice.
Since y = The number of ounces of water, Molly needs to use 80 ounces of strawberry juice. (y = 4x | x = 20 | y = 4(20) | y = 80)
~Hope this helps!~
I think the answer c as I have estimated and this one seems like it’ll make the most sense
Slope of the line J
(6-1) / (-3-(-6))
5 / 3
so
m = 5/3
If this line passes through (15,-1)
y = mx + c
-1 = (5/3)*15 + c
-1 = 25 + c
c = -26
equation is
y = (5/3)x - 26
True
because u gotta think about it like that for more then 5 seconds
Answer:
7.34×10⁰
Unless you're missing something in your question then that'd be it I guess... There isn't really a reason to put 7.34 in scientific notation though, so I'm assuming something isn't loading for me (or the question was changed).
