Answer:
The term that represent the amount of money she will spend on brownies is 2b
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
c ----> the number of cones
b ----> the number of brownies
we know that
The cost of desserts can be found using the expression

where
4c ----> is the term that represent the amount of money spend in cones
2b ----> is the term that represent the amount of money spend in brownies
5 ----> is the term that represent the amount of money spend in water
therefore
The term that represent the amount of money she will spend on brownies is 2b
That means ---> the number of brownies (b) multiplied by the cost of each brownie ($2)
Answer:
A. 13 boxes
B. $18.00
C. $3.60
D. 0.30
Step-by-step explanation:
6 boxes = 21.60
that is 3.60 per box
A. 50.00/3.60 = 13.88 so he can purchase 13 boxes
B. 1 box is 12 ounces
60/12 = 5 boxes needed for 60 ounces. 5 x 3.60 = 18
C. One box is 3.60
D. 3.60/12 = 0.30 per ounce
Subtract 3 from the right and do the same to the left which leaves you to x = -1
X/4 = 4.3/2.5
x/4 = 1.72
x = 1.72 x 4
x = 6.88