4 (0.5f - 0.25) = 6 + f
2.0f - 1.0 = 6.0 + f
1.00f = 6.0 + f
f = -5.0
hope this is right,
~ Harley Quinn~
Answer:
C is false as the other three are 100% correct statements. I dont know what is linear growth and exponential growth but I know that the other 3 statements are correct so the only 1 left C must be false.
It was $6.00 per pound. So 2 pounds would be $12. But there is still that .6 of a pound left. If we know 1 pound costs $6, then we know 1/10th of a pound will cost $0.60. So 6 x .60 = 3.60. Add 12 and 3.60, and you get 15.60 for 2.6 pounds of granola at the old price.
The best way to find out what 7 sweets cost, firstly, you should find out what one sweet would cost. You have 5 sweets, with a total cost of 30p. You should divide 30 by 5, giving you 6p per sweet. To get the cost of 7 sweets, you have to multiply 6p by 7, giving you 42p.
Therefore, the cost of 7 sweets is 42p.
Hope this helps :)
