Answer: false
explanation;
You divide the numerator by the denominator.
The answer is 0.78
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Cost of dried fruit per pound=2.5 $/pound
cost of nuts per pound =2 $/pound
total cost=225$ =cost of dried fruit +total cost of nuts
To find the cost of dried fruit we need to multiply cost of dried fruit per pound and the number of bounds hence 2.5 x where x is the number of bounds
which is the total cost of dried fruit and consequently 2y is total cost of nuts where y is the weight of nuts in pound
I would say B.
Your starting term is 10, so that is your a1 value. Each time you add 4 to the number before, like 10+4=14 and so on, so that would mean (a-1)+4.
I times one is one. no difference
