Answer:
The cost of 6 cans of soup =   $7.8
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost of 10 cans of soup = $13
The number of cans needed for the soup = 6
Now, Cost of 1 can of soup =
= $13 / 10 =$1.3
⇒The cost of 1 can of soup is $1.3
Now, The cost of 6 cans of soup  =  6 x   Cost of 1 can
⇒ 6 x $1.3 =  $7.8
Hence, the cost of 6 cans of soup =   $7.8
 
        
             
        
        
        
8a + 5b + 12. distribution first
        
             
        
        
        
<span>There are 100 possible pairs of numbers.
Half of them start with an even number so only 50 have a first odd number.
Of those remaining 50, half of those have an odd second number.
Leaving 25 of the original 100 to have two odd numbers.
P= 25/100=1/4</span>
        
             
        
        
        
where are the answer choices?
Step-by-step explanation:
 
        
             
        
        
        
4 friends evenly dividing up a n - slice pizza
So each one get  slices of pizza.
 slices of pizza.
  For example, if n = 12 slice then each friend gets 12/4 = 3 pieces.  If Harris ate one slice less then he ate   =3 -1 =  2 pieces.
=3 -1 =  2 pieces. 
 So the general expression for slices of pizza did Harris eat is
 