Let
X-----------------> number of pansies
y-----------------> number of trees
we know that
x=15*8----------> x=120 pansies
y=8 trees
cost of each trees is----------> $<span>20.75
</span>cost of each pansies is------> $2.50/6------> $5/12
[<span>expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=[cost trees]+[cost pansies]
</span>[cost trees]=y*$20.75
[cost pansies]=x*($5/12)
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=y*($20.75)+x*($5/12)
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=8*($20.75)+120*($5/12)
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=$166+$50
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=$216
the answer is
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=y*($20.75)+x*($5/12)
[expression to find Katherine’s final cost]=8*($20.75)+120*($5/12)
Katherine’s final cost is $216
Answer:
i think it's -0.0608
Step-by-step explanation:
18 (goes down): 17, 16, 15
12 (goes up): 13, 14, 15
The shortest height at which the two stacks of boxes will be the same height is 15.
Hope I was able to help!
Answer:
1458 sq cm
Step-by-step explanation:
because each dimension of A is 3 tomes each dimension of B, that will mean that both the length and width of B are multiplied by 3 in order to get the length and width of A, so the area of B is length×width=162 and the area of A (in terms of B's dimensions) is 3xlength×3×width=9×length×width=9×162=1458 sq cm