Answer:
$0.20 per candy bar
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 50 candy bars per box. It's costing the school $30/50=$0.60 per candy bar to buy. The school sells each candy bar for $0.80, making a profit of $0.20 per candy bar.
<em>Answer is 0.009 </em>
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0.9 ( 0.01 m / cm ) = 0.009
Say, length =x mileWidth =. x/5 milex*x/5=9/2020x*x=45x*x=45/20 =9/4x=3/2 mileLength =3/2 milesWidth=. 3/10 miles
I can’t see the picture clearly, but the line should be horizontal and it should be running through -3 on the y axis and the bottom should be highlighted
