I believe that 1 cup has 8 fluid ounces, and for 3 it is 24 fluid ounces, and for 5 it is 40 fl oz, for 7 it is 56 fl oz

For gallons the first one is 16, for 5 it is 20, for 6 it is 24, and for 7 it is 28.

For the gallon with pint measurement, the first one is 32 pt, the second one is 40, the third one is 48, and the fourth one is 56.

For quarts the first one is 2 pt, the second is 4 pt, the third one is 6 pt, and the fourth one is 8 pt.

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3 years ago

Last Sunday a certain store sold copies of 256 Newspaper A for $1.00 each and copies of Newspaper B for $1.25 each, and the stor

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Answer:

D. $\frac{400p}{500-p}$

Step-by-step explanation:

let's call A the number of copies sold of newspaper A and B the number of copies sold of newspaper B.

So, we can formulate the following equations from the sentence: a certain store sold copies of 256 Newspaper A for $1.00 each and copies of Newspaper B for $1.25 each as:

A + B = 256 (1)

1A + 1.25 B = Total Revenue (2)

Then, r and p are equal to:

$r=\frac{A}{Total Revenue}*100=\frac{100A}{A+1.25B}$ (3)

$p=\frac{A}{256} *100=\frac{100A}{256}$ (4)

Isolating A from (4) and B from (1), we get:

$A=\frac{256p}{100} =2.56p$ (5)

$B=256-A=256-2.56p$ (6)

Finally, replacing (5) and (6) in (3), we get:

$r=\frac{100A}{A+1.25B}=\frac{100(2.56p)}{2.56p+1.25(256-2.56p)}\\\\r=\frac{256p}{2.56p+320-3.2p}=\frac{256p}{320-0.64p}\\\\r=\frac{256p/0.64}{(320-0.64p)/0.64}=\frac{400p}{500-p}$

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3 years ago