Daniel buys two apples for every five oranges. If you bought 12 apples, how many oranges dis he buy?
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The sketch of the garden and the pond is shown below
Area of garden = length × width
Area of garden = [3x + 5] × 3x
Area of garden = 3x[3x+5]
Area of garden = 9x² + 15x
Area of pond = [x-2] × x
Area of pond = x[x-2]
Area of pond = x² - 2x
Area to be re-sod = Area of garden - Area of pond
Area to be re-sod = 9x² + 15x - [x² - 2x]
Area to be re-sod = 9x² - x² + 15x + 2x
Area to be re-sod = 8x² + 17x
The amount of sod needed to be bought would depend on how much in each packaging they are being sold.
Area of garden = length × width
Area of garden = [3x + 5] × 3x
Area of garden = 3x[3x+5]
Area of garden = 9x² + 15x
Area of pond = [x-2] × x
Area of pond = x[x-2]
Area of pond = x² - 2x
Area to be re-sod = Area of garden - Area of pond
Area to be re-sod = 9x² + 15x - [x² - 2x]
Area to be re-sod = 9x² - x² + 15x + 2x
Area to be re-sod = 8x² + 17x
The amount of sod needed to be bought would depend on how much in each packaging they are being sold.
well, let's say that the first solution is 7 liters and has "x" percent of acid, how much acid total in it? well, 7x, <u>keeping in mind that "x" is a decimal form</u>.
likewise, the second solution is 3 liters and has 15% acid, so how much acid is there in that one? (15/100) * 3 = 0.45, so