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Answer: 50
Step-by-step explanation: If a dozen is 3 pounds then half a dozen would 6 which should be 1.50 lb. Now we need to know how much 1 banana weights. lets add all twelve until we have 3 pounds. 12 x 25 = 300 or 3.00 lb so we now know 2 bananas weight 50.
Answer:
r=−5.3
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
−7.4r−6.31=3.23−5.6r
−7.4r+−6.31=3.23+−5.6r
−7.4r−6.31=−5.6r+3.23
Step 2: Add 5.6r to both sides.
−7.4r−6.31+5.6r=−5.6r+3.23+5.6r
−1.8r−6.31=3.23
Step 3: Add 6.31 to both sides.
−1.8r−6.31+6.31=3.23+6.31
−1.8r=9.54
Step 4: Divide both sides by -1.8.
−1.8r/−1.8=9.54/−1.8
r=−5.3