The correct option is The Barbara equation did not consider the number of bottles of water.
Given,
The selling price of iced tea is $1.49 per bottle.
The selling price of water is $1.25 per bottle.
Equation written by the Barbara,
Here in this question Barbara multiply the selling price of bottle with the number of bottle using the coefficient x, But she did not use any coefficient for the bottle of water. The correct equation is,
where<em> y </em>is the number of water bottle sold to earn the profit of $100.
Hence the correct option is the Barbara equation did not consider the number of bottles of water.
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8.25% of 55.60 = 4.58700
We round that number to 4.59
(I am assuming the tip is based on the amount of the pretax bill.)
15% of 55.60 = 8.34
So $55.60 + $4.59 + 8.34 = $68.53
The bill would be $68.53.
Answer:
y=447.3 pounds
x= 297.3 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
Tea A costs $9 per pound and
Tea B cost $6 per pound.
let the number of pounds of Tea A be x
and for Tea B be y pounds
The total cost of the mixture = $8 per pound
hence
9x+6y=8---------1
The total weight of the mixture
150 pounds
x+y=150-----------2
Step two:
9x+6y=8---------1
x+y=150---------2
from eqn 2 x=150-y
put x= 150-y in eqn 1
9(150-y)+6y=8---------1
1350-9y+6y=8
1350-8=9y-6y
1342=3y
divide both sides by 3
y= 1342/3
y=447.3 pounds
put y= 447.3 in eqn 2
x+447.3= 150
x= 150-446=7.3
x= -297.3
x= 297.3 pounds
40% change what i do is guess and check so i put in 15 • .4 + 15 and that gave me 21