1.425 gallons of apple juice are in one container
I got this because if she starts with 6 gallons and she’s left with 0.3 gallons, you would need to subtract 6 by 0.3 (6-0.3=5.7). So now you know how much is in 4 bottles. Now you need divide 5.7 by 4 to find out how much is in each container (which is 1.425).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3 ln(p + q) − 2 ln(q) − 7 ln(p)
=ln(p+q)^3- ln(q)^2-ln(p)^7
= ln(p+q)^3-{ln(q)^2+ln(p)^7}
=ln(p+q)^3-ln(q)^2*(p)^7
=ln{ (p+q)^3÷(q)^2*(p)^7}
=
Answer:
The inequality would be $49 + g is less than $55
Step-by-step explanation:
I think that g would be 1 because that would make the bill $52 and it says that he wants to keep the bill under $55 not the same as $55
The answer is x= -7 (can you please hit thanks)
