Question 1:
Price per milliliter
Small $4.50 / 250ml
Medium $9.95 / 500 ml
Large $16.95 / 1000 ml
Question 2:
$9.95 / 500 ml > $4.50 / 250ml > $16.95 / 1000 ml
Question 3 - 4:
$4.50 / 250ml = ($4.50 * 6) / (250ml * 6 ) = $27 / 1500ml = 0.018
$9.95 / 500 ml = ($9.95 * 3) / (500 ml * 3) = $29.85 / 1500ml = 0.019
$16.95 / 1000 ml = ($16.95 * 3) / (1000 ml * 3) = $50.85 / 1500ml = 0.0339
( Use the first one for question 3 and the second for question 4)
$4.50 / 250ml would be the cheapest way to get 1500ml.
$9.95 / 500ml would be the most expensive way to get 1500ml.
I hope this helps you! Tell me if I'm wrong!
Answer:
there is nothing on here
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer; there is literally no solution. it has to be a negative number.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Red = 6
Blue = 3
Green = 5
Total = 14
First marble = 6/14 = 3/7 You now have 5 reds and 13 total
Second Marble = 5 * 13 which brings you down to 4 red and 12 total.
Third Marble = 4/12 = 1/3
Result
P(3 Red) = 3/7 * 5/13 * 1/3 cancel the 3s
P(3 Red) = 1/7 * 5/13
P(3 Red) = 5/91
P(3 Red) = 0.0549 . Rounding to the nearest 1/100 depends on what you have been told about rounding. I would say the answer is 0.05 but your teacher may say something different.
The options aren't given, however, the range of amount spent could be calculated
Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Paula purchase 3 dvd and 7 cds and spent between 90 and 100. Each dvd costs the same amount the price of cd is 10 select all amounts that could be the price of the dvd
Given that :
DVD costs the same amount
Number of DVD's = 3
Cost of cds = 10
Number of cds = 7
Total cost of cd's = 10 * 7 = 70
Let the price of DVD = x
Total amount spent = 90 - 100
Lowest price of DVD :
(amount spent - price of cd) / number of dvd
(90 - 70) / 3 = 20 /3 = 6.667
Highest price :
(100 - 70) / 3 = 30 / 3 = 10
Hence the pice of each DVD will range between /
6.6666 and 10.
Hence, prices listed within the range above are possible.
