Answer:
Chocolate Chips cost $2.25 and Walnuts cost $3.25 per pound each
Step-by-step explanatChocion:
Let x = cost of pounds of chocolate chip cookies and y = cost of pounds of walnuts.
From the question, we get 5x+3y = 21 and 2x+6y = 24. To solve the equation, we use substitution. From the first equation, we get y = (21-5x)/3. We substitute the y into the second equation to get 2x + 6(21-5x)/3 = 24. This turns out to be 2x+(42-10x) = 24. Adding like terms you should get 42-8x = 24. Solving for x, x = $2.25 per pound. Plugging this into the first equation, we get 5(2.25)+3y = 21. Solving for y, we get $3.25 per pound of walnuts. If we plug in the numbers into the 2 equations, we will get the right total.
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
1. 10/16=5/6
2.14/63=2/9
3.6/14= 3/7
4.6/24= 1/3
5.7/70=1/10
6.5/10=1/2
7. 9/27= 1/3
8.6/72=1/12
9.6/27=1/3
10. 14/35= 2/5
11.12/24= 1/2
12.5/40=1/8
13.36/40=9/10
14.28/35=4/5
Answer:
30 milk chocolates
Step-by-step explanation:
42 ÷ 7 = 6 - a fraction of the chocolates
6 x 5 = 30 - the milk chocolates (7+5 = 12 which is the whole fraction).