Let's see. We can clarify a few things to make the question easier.
-We bought 10 packs of candy
-M&Ms are $1 per pack
-Twizzlers are $0.5 per pack
We need to find out how many bags of M&Ms we bought by only spending $6.
There are many combinations you can use to get to $6. However, I'm not sure what the format is. For example, you could buy 4 twizzler packs and then use the remaining money to find out how many M&Ms you bought. But this seems to be open to answers. Sorry
Answer:
c/6 ≥ -20
Step-by-step explanation:
The quotient of c and 6 basically means c divided by 6 (minor note: we also go by the order it's written in). We place in '≥' in this inequality because, greater than means '>' and the line underneath it signifies an equal to sign, and as a result of this, we get -20.
0.8 divided by 71.73 = 0.01115293461
Answer:
x= 7, the number is 7
Step-by-step explanation:
4x-9= 19
4x=28
x=7
The answer is 0.56
think of this like
14x = 25
to find x, divide 14 by 25
which will give you 0.56
to check your answer, you can just do 25 * 0.56
