Answer:
13m-26mr boom that's it
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
26 candy bars and 12 sodas
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem can be solved by a simple system of equations
I am going to call x the number of candy bars that Sally bought and y the number of sodas that Sally bought.
The fact that she bought 38 itens means the x + y = 38.
She spent $50.38. The value she spent is the sum of the number of candy bars multplied by the value of the candy bar and the number of sodas multiplied by value of a soda. So 1.25x + 1.49y = 50.38
So we have to solve the following system:
1)x + y = 38
2)1.25x + 1.49y = 50.38
From 1), we have that x = 38 - y. I am going to replace it in 2)
1.25(38-y) + 1.49y = 50.38
-1.25y + 1.49y = 50.38 - 47.5
0.24y = 2.88
y = 12.
Sally bought 12 sodas.
In 1: x = 38-y = 38-12 = 26
Sally bourght 26 candy bars
$36.4
26 times .40 is 10.4 so if you add that to 26 you get 36.4.
397.19333 because is you divide 1,143.75 into 75 groups you would get 15.2766667 and you multiply that by 26
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
p=120 -5Q
when p = 80
80 = 120 -5Q
Q=8
and when p= 60
60 = 120 -5Q
Q=12
so, change in consumer surplus = 12-8
= 4
