1000 candy bars ... $350
1 candy bar ... $x = ?
If you would like to know what is the unit cost per candy bar, you can calculate this using the following steps:
1000 * x = 350 * 1
1000 * x = 350 /1000
x = 350 / 1000
x = $0.35
Result: She can buy 1 candy bar for $0.35, so the correct result would be B) $.35.
Solving for x you would get X=6
Answer:
Below
Step-by-step explanation:
sin(2x) = 2 ×cos(x)× sin(x)
● sin(x) = 2 × cos(x) × sin(x)
● 2 × cos(x) = 1
● cos (x) = 1/2
So we can deduce that:
● x = Pi/3 + 2*k*Pi
● or x = -Pi/3 + 2*k*Pi
K is an integer
10 times a number y
3 subtracted by A number x
12 times a number n
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.
