X=cost of large snack
Y=cost of small snack
X+Y=60
5X+3Y=220
To solve for y, solve x+y=60 for x. Subtract y from both sides so you're left with x=-y+60. You now plug in -y+60 for x in the second equation.
5(-y+60)+3y=220
-5y+300+3y=220
-2y+300=220
-2y=-80
Y=40
40 small snack packs is the final answer
Answer:
Approximately $14.20
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost of the groceries be represented by c, then;
cost price + VAT = c + (5% of c)
To get the value of the cost, c, that would make him spend as close to $15. Since the tax is 5% of the cost price, then the cost price would be close to $15.
Let c = $14.20, then;
So that,
c + (5% of c) = 14.20 + (5% of 14.20)
= 14.20 + 0.71
= $14.91
Thus, the greatest total cost of groceries Darla can spend in order to spend as close to $15 as possible is approximately $14.20.
Since the interior is 170 the exteriro must be 10 degrees. There is a total of 360 degrees so 360/10=36 or 36 sides.
Answer: 14.7 grams
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Henry has two pixie sticks full of delicious sugar.
Each pixie stick has 22 grams of sugary goodness.
Then, Total sugary goodness in 2 pixie sticks= 
Total persons = 3 [Including himself]
If he divides 2 sticks evenly among 3 persons , then the amount of sugary goodness each persons will receive
= Total sugary goodness in 2 pixie sticks divided by 3
grams
Hence, He will share 14.7 grams of sugary goodness with each of his friends.
B= 30
a2+b2=c2
72^2+b^2 = 78^2
5184+b^2 = 6084
b2 = 900
b = 30
