Answer
$7.80
Explanation
He bought 4 for $5.20. Divide 5.20 by 4 to get the price for one pack. Then multiply $1.30 by 6 to find the price of 6 packages.
Answer: 31 mint plants
Step-by-step explanation:
We will have mint plants over total plants:
29/29+29 = 29/58 = 1/2
Now, we will multiply 62 by 1/2 to guess how many mint plants will be stocked.
62* 1/2 = 31
We should expect about 31 plants of the total plants to be mint plants.
-36 divided by 9 plus -5 minus 6 is equal to -15
R. It is not in the same plane as C, D and E
