What common denominator can you use to add these mixed numbers? -8 3/8 + 6 1/4
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So hmmm notice the picture below
recall the "inscribed angle" theorem, an angle inscribed is half the intercepted arc
now, the line BA goes through the center, and to each end, thus is a diameter, the point of tangency, where a tangent hits the diameter or radius of a circle, is always a right-angle
recall the "inscribed angle" theorem, an angle inscribed is half the intercepted arc
now, the line BA goes through the center, and to each end, thus is a diameter, the point of tangency, where a tangent hits the diameter or radius of a circle, is always a right-angle
Answer:
Shopper spend $3 on Apples, $4 on Grapes and $3.5 on Oranges
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of one pound of Apple = $2x
Cost of one pound of Grapes = $(6x-5)
Cost of one pound of Oranges = $(x+2)
A shopper purchases one pound each of apples, grapes, and oranges and spends $10.50.
It can be written as:
We need to find how much the shopper spend on each fruit.
First we need to find value of x by solving equation
Solving:
The value of x is: x=1.5
Now finding cost of one pound each fruit by putting x=1.5
Cost of one pound of Apple = $2x = 2(1.5) = $3
Cost of one pound of Grapes = $(6x-5) = (6(1.5)-5)= $4
Cost of one pound of Oranges = $(x+2)=(1.5+2)=$3.5
So,
Cost of one pound of Apple = $3
Cost of one pound of Grapes = $4
Cost of one pound of Oranges = $3.5
So, shopper spend $3 on apples, $4 on Grapes and $3.5 on Oranges