Im pretty sure that she has 12 cups.
Answer:
the 1st one
Step-by-step explanation:
I passes it in the quiz
I assume you mean
, and not
, since this doesn't satisfy the ODE.
Assume a second solution of the form
, where
is a function of
. Then


Substituting into the ODE gives







where we omit the second term because it's already accounted for by
.
The answer to this question could be 44
Let x=the amount of roses that Brad buys. (x+3)=the number of daisies that Brad buys.
x+(x+3)=33
Simplify this problem to find the amount of roses:
2x+3=33
2x=30
x=15
So, Brad buys 15 roses and 18 daisies.
Since roses cost $3, 15*3=45.
The roses cost $45.
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