Answer:
To make 65 chocolate drinks, she needs:
12 g of chocolate powder and 5 marshmallows per drink.
Then she needs:
12g*65 = 780 grams of chocolate powder.
We know that the chocolate powder comes in jars of 250g, such that each one costs £2.99
If she buys 3 jars, she will have: 3*250g = 750g
So she will not have enough, then she needs to buy 4 jars.
Then in chocolate powder, she will pay 4 times £2.99 = £11.96
And for marshmallows, she needs:
65*5 = 325 in total.
Marshmallows come in bags of 120, then the number of packs that Abi needs to buy is:
325/120 = 2.7
That should be rounded up (because she can not buy a 0.7 of a bag)
Then she needs 3 bags, and each bag costs £1.45
Then the total cost in marshmallows is 3*£1.45 = £4.35
Answer:
16 sq units
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x = 
Step-by-step explanation:
collect the fractional terms on the left side of the equation and other terms on the right side
subtract
from both sides
-
+ p = q
subtract p from both sides
-
= q - p
We require the fractions to have a common denominator of mn
multiply the numerator/denominator of the first fraction by n and the numerator/denominator of the second fraction by m
-
= q - p
distribute and simplify the numerators of the fractions
= q - p
= q - p
factor out x from each term on the numerator
= q - p
multiply both sides by mn
x(n - m) = mn(q - p)
divide both sides by (n - m)
x =
→ n ≠ m