First, let's find out how many 5/6 pound bags he can fill with on 2 pound bag.
2 divided by 5/6
2 x 6/5
2.4
He can fill 2.4 bags with one 2 bag.
Now we just need to multiply 2.4 by a number that will make it a whole number. You can use the guess and check method starting with 2 to figure your answer out, but 2.4 x 5 = 12 which is a whole number.
This means that Chad needs to buy 5 of the 2 pound bags to fill 12 of the 5/6 pound bags, and he will not have peanuts leftover
$3.79 /12.5 = .3032
1/3 = .333
The 12.5 oz bag is cheaper
Answer: f(-x) = x^4 -3x^2 +x^6
-f(x) = -x^4 +3x^2 - x^6
Step-by-step explanation:
at f(-x), place a negative sign inside the function of x itself:
f(-x)= (-x)^4 -3(-x)^2 +(-x)^6
because the powers are even, they cancel out.
