Answer:
To make 65 chocolate drinks, she needs:
12 g of chocolate powder and 5 marshmallows per drink.
Then she needs:
12g*65 = 780 grams of chocolate powder.
We know that the chocolate powder comes in jars of 250g, such that each one costs £2.99
If she buys 3 jars, she will have: 3*250g = 750g
So she will not have enough, then she needs to buy 4 jars.
Then in chocolate powder, she will pay 4 times £2.99 = £11.96
And for marshmallows, she needs:
65*5 = 325 in total.
Marshmallows come in bags of 120, then the number of packs that Abi needs to buy is:
325/120 = 2.7
That should be rounded up (because she can not buy a 0.7 of a bag)
Then she needs 3 bags, and each bag costs £1.45
Then the total cost in marshmallows is 3*£1.45 = £4.35
No because 2.95 times 2 is not 4.50
I think It would be point X
<span>The graph of the function h shown in the figure above is a curved line with maximum and minimum points at different places.
The values at which h has a local minimum are at points (-2,3) and (4,-5).
</span>The values at which all local minimum values of h are at points (-2,3) and (4,-5).<span>
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Answer:
<h3>(x - 2)² + (y +8)² = 4</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Equation of circle:</h3>
Here, h , k are the co ordinates of the center and r is the radius
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