So for the cranberry muffin, for every 12 (a dozen) it's $3
Banana nut muffin: for every 12, it's $4.32
take the $3 and divide it by 12 which is $0.25 for every cranberry muffin
take $4.32 divide by 12 and you get $0.36 for every banana nut muffin
so $0.25 + $0.36 = $0.61
Therefore the answer is B
Answer:
2x + 3y = $54
Step-by-step explanation:
Standard Form ~ Ax + By = C
A and B in this case are just going to be numbers, they are just for substitution purposes.
Since x is fruit flavored candy and y is Chocolate, we can substituce the Fruit for A and Chocolate for B.
Now, we have 2x + 3y = C
The C is going to be the total cost. Therefore we have ~
2x + 3y = $54
Have a great day,
PumpkinSpice1♥
For this case we have the following number:
600,000
We can rewrite this number as the product of two numbers.
We have then, mathematically:
600,000 = 60 * 10,000
Then, rewriting in words we have:
600,000 = sixty - ten thousand
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Answer:
Rewriting 600,000 we have:
600,000 = sixty - ten thousands
Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. However, I inferred you need a brief explanation about The Collatz conjecture.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Put simply, what the Collatz conjecture unsolved problem entails is that if any positive number is picked and it is:
- An even number (eg 2, 4, 6,...), then if they are divided by 2, the new number gotten should undergo the same process (that is to be divided by 2), it is believed your calculation would finally end up at 1. For example, let's pick the number 6, (6÷2=4; repeating the process 4÷2=<u>1</u>)
- An odd number, then if they are multiplied by 3 and 1 is added to the result, it is believed that your calculation would finally end up at 1.
Answer:
A. 10 bricks
B. 4 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
Water = 39 pounds
brick dust = 48 pounds
Total mixture = water + brick dust
= 39 + 48
= 87 pounds
She spills 13 pounds of the mixture while stirring
Remaining mixture = Total mixture - Spillage
= 87 pounds - 13 pounds
= 74 pounds
The mixture is then poured into small dirt holes to make bricks. Each brick requires 7 pounds of mixture
Number of bricks made = Remaining mixture / pounds per brick
= 74 pounds / 7 pounds
= 10 bricks remaining 4 pounds of the mixture
A. What is the greatest number of bricks Lynn can make?
10 bricks
B. How many pounds of mixture will be washed out of the bucket if Lynn makes the greatest number of bricks?
4 pounds
