For this, you would use simultaneous equations.
w=walnuts
a=almonds
3w+6a=51
5w+4a=55
Find a way to make one of the unknowns equal. since we are trying to work out the price of a pound of walnuts, I am going to make a equal on each side to leave us with w. This leaves us with:
15w+12a=165
6w+12a=102
Then take them away to leave w:
9w=163
Then solve:
w=163/9
= 18.11111111...
Then round it to 2 decimal places as the measurement is currency.
So 1 pound of walnuts equals $18.11
Yes. They are both right.
Answer:
1843:6754.9709254546.,657675
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 1/2, four times
Step-by-step explanation:
One split into two gets you two one-halfs. So two would be twice as many.
