1.25 times 15 will get you how much she has used, and then subtract that from 35.4 to get the amount left in the bottle
Answer:
m + 30 ; $36
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Total fruits needed = 15
Fruits needed :
Apple (m) ; cost = $3 per piece
Oranges (o) ; cost = $2 per piece
Amount spent on fruits :
[(cost of apple * number of apples) + (cost of orange *(total fruits - number of apples)]
3m + 2(15 - m)
3m + 30 - 2m
3m - 2m + 30
m + 30
Amount spent if 6 apples is purchased :
m = 6
m + 30
6 + 30 = $36
the mean,
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5/32 divided by 25/4 is 1/40
