What is the question here.
(1/2)(X+Y)-(1/3)
Answer:
A = 40/n
Therefore, she gave each friend 40/n ounces of jelly beans.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given;
Total amount of jelly beans To = 3 pounds = 3×16 ounces = 48 ounces
Total amount kept for family Ta = 8 ounces
Total amount given to friends = Ti
Number of friends = n
Amount given to each friend = A
Ti = To - Ta
A = Ti/n = (To-Ta)/n
A = (48 - 8)/n
A = 40/n
Therefore she gave each friend 40/n ounces of jelly beans.
C <span>represents the unit rate
hope that helps</span>
If the given differential equation is

then multiply both sides by
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The left side is the derivative of a product,
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Integrate both sides with respect to
, recalling that
:
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Solve for
:
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