Answer:
The amount of mango juice needed is 8 quarts
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the amount of mango juice needed, we will need to know the amount used the previous week.
Cranberry juice to Mango juice is 3:2 with cranberry used being 4 quarts. Let the quarts of Mango juice used be x
This means;
3/2 = 4/x
1.5 = 4/x
1.5x = 4
x = 4/1.5 quarts
Since they are making 3 times as much punch, the amount of mango juice needed will be 4/1.5 * 3 = 4 * 2 = 8 quarts
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
((95.26 - 78.17) / 78.17)x100
21.86260714% percentage decrease
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<span>idk why they want the dratted "k" . it is so simple w/o it !
in the form y = ab^x, a = 4000, b = 4400/4000 = 1.1, x = t/2
N = 4000*1.1^(13/2) = 7432 <------
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now you won't be satisfied with simplicity, so
4400 = 4000e^2k
e^2k = 1.1
k = ln 1.1/2 = .0477 to 4 dp
N(13) = 4000e^(13*.0477) = 7436 <------
note that apart from a roundabout way, you get a less accurate ans !</span>
Answer:
s = 1/10
Step-by-step explanation:
First, divide both sides by 4 to get s by itself.
(2/5) / 4 = 1/10
s = 1/10
Answer:
8x +5
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum is found by combining "like" terms—those that have the same arrangement of variables.
The first expression, 2x +6, has terms 2x and 6.
The second expression, 6x -1, has terms 6x and -1.
In each case, the first term listed is first-degree in the variable x. These are "like" terms, so can be added:
... 2x +6x = (2+6)x = 8x
The second term listed in each case is a constant. These are "like" terms, so can be added:
... 6 + (-1) = 5
Then the sum of the given expressions is the sum of the results from adding like terms:
... 8x + 5
