Ummmmmmm try using those things that help ppl with math
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i think its 4
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: B is your correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation: If she has already made $95.00 from selling jam and made $24.00 from demonstrations you add those together to get $119. Then you subtract $119.00 from $450.00 and you'll have $331.00 left to make. Finally you divide $331.00 by $5.00 (cost of jam) and you'll find that you have to sell 66 more jars of jam.
U need 2 and 1/3 cups to make 1 batch of granola bars and 1/2 of that is 1 and 1/6 cups of almonds. 10-1 and 1/6 is 8 and 5/6
Important: represent your unknowns. You might represent "number of adult tickets sold" by "a" and "number of student tickets sold" by "s."
How many tickets were sold, altogether? Express this sum algebraically, using "a" and "s."
How does the number of student tickets sold compare with the number of adult tickets sold? Express this algebraically in therms of "a" and "s."
