Answer:
Her grocery bill was <u>$4.62</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
There is some mistake in question so the correct question is:
Sherry bought 6 apples at 43¢ per apple. She then bought 4 oranges at 51¢ per orange. How much was her grocery bill?
Now, to find the grocery bill.
As the units are given:
<em>43¢ per apple and </em>
<em>51¢ per orange.</em>
$1 = 100¢.
So, the cost of 6 apples = 
Thus, the cost of 6 apples = $2.58
And the cost of 4 oranges = 
Thus the cost of 4 oranges = $2.04
Now, to get the total grocery bill we add the cost of apples and oranges:
Therefore, her grocery bill was $4.62.
Put the answer choice numbers where the x’s are in the equation and then solve. The ones that are equal to 0 once solved will be your answer
Hi! For this problem, you must replace the letter “X” with the number 2. Your equation will then be (2*1)- (2-1)+ (2*0). This will then simplify to: 2 - 1 + 0. Therefore, your final answer will be:
1
multiply the 3 by how ever much to get 150
there will be 50 apples
Well, the answer to the question in your picture is $1200.
If x is the original price, and we took 23%, or 0.23 from that, we are left with 77%, or 0.77 of the full price.
So 0.77x = 924
x = 924/0.77
x = 1,200
1200 - 0.23(1200) = 924
924 = 0.77x
