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Approximately how much do i save per bottel of juice if i buy a pack of 8 rather than a pack of 6

Korolek [52]

Answer: Your question is missing information but this is what you do to answer your question step by step

B = Cost of 8 pack / 8 bottles = $ Cost of 8 pack/ 8 =$ ____ per bottle

A = Cost of 6 pack/ 6 bottles = $ Cost of 6 pack/ 6= $ ____ per bottle

then do a simple subtraction A -B = savings

Step-by-step explanation: Information is incomplete

if an 8 pack cost $16

If the 6 pack cost $15

All you do is a simple subtraction after calculations

Cost of 8 pack / 8 bottles = $16/8 =$2 per bottle

Cost of 6 pack/ 6 bottles = $15/ 6= $2.50 per bottle

in my example

You would save $ 0.50 per bottle by purchasing the 8 pack

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3 years ago

What is 89 add 78<br><br><br><br>first ti answer wins brainleast

Alex777 [14]

89+78=167

Hope this helps

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2 years ago

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400 thousands + 600 thousands in standard form

Luden [163]

The answer will be 100,000 be3cause 6+4 is 10 and add 4 zero's

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3 years ago

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△DEF is mapped to △D′E′F′ using the rule (x,y)→(x,y+1) followed by (x,y)→(x,−y).

anyanavicka [17]

Answer:△DEF is congruent to △D′E′F′ because the rules represent a translation followed by a reflection, which is a sequence of rigid motions.

Step-by-step explanation:

A rigid motion of the plane is a motion which maintain distance.

Translation is a kind of rigid motion used in geometry to trace a function that moves an object a particular distance.

A reflection is also a kind of rigid motion . It is mainly a 'toss' of a shape across the line of reflection.

So,△DEF is mapped to △D′E′F′ using the rule (x,y)→(x,y+1) ( which is a translation.) followed by (x,y)→(x,−y)(which is reflection),therefore it is a sequence of rigid motions.

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3 years ago

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In a little kingdom, the king and the other 65 citizens each have a salary of one coin. The king cannot vote, but he has the pow

Murljashka [212]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1: The king begins by proposing that 33 citizens have their salaries doubled to 2 coins, at the expense of the remaining 33 citizens (himself included). 33 citizens will vote "yes" (because they get more salary) and 32 will vote no (because they get less), and the voting passes. After the voting, 33 citizens will have 2 coins each, the other 33 people (including the king himself) has 0 coins.

Step 2: Next, he increases the salaries of 17 of the 33 salaried voters (some to 3 and some to 4 coins) while reducing the remaining 16 to no salary at all. 17 will vote yes and 16 will vote no, and the remaining citizens will not vote (their salary goes from 0 to 0 so they don't care). The voting passes. After the voting, 17 citizens will have 3 or 4 coins, the rest (including the king himself) has 0 coins.

Step 3: the king does the same thing again: he increases the salaries of 9 of the 17 salaried voters while reducing the remaining 8 to no salary at all. 9 will vote yes, 8 will vote no, the rest doesn't vote, and the voting passes. After the voting, only 9 citizens will share the 66 coins, the other 57 people (including the king himself) has 0 coins.

Step 4, 5, and 6: In successive turns, the number of salaried voters falls to 5, 3, and 2. At this stage, only 2 citizens have all the total of 66 coins and no one else (including the king himself) has anything.

Step 7: Finally, the king bribes three citizens with 1 coin each to over throw the two with big salary, and he will keep the rest to himself. The vote will be 3 yes, 2 no, and rest doesn't vote. Thus the king finishes with a royal salary of 63 coins.

More generally, if the original number of citizens (king included) is N, the king can achieve a maximum salary of N-3 coins with this method.

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3 years ago