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Witch division problem does the number line below best illustrated

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1 answer:

krok68 [10]3 years ago

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10 divided by 2 =5 because it ends at 10 and goes back by 2 and there are 5 loops

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sesenic [268]

Answer:

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Quantity (lbs) of type 2 candy y = 17,5

Step-by-step explanation:

Let´s call "x" quantity (in pounds) of candy type 1 in the mixture, and "y" quantity (in pounds ) of candy type 2, then according to the problem statement.

x + y = 25,5

2,20*x + 7,30*y = 5,70 * 25,5 ⇒ 2,20*x + 7,30*y = 145,35

Then we have a two equation system

x + y = 25,5 ⇒ y = 25,5 - x

2,20*x + 7,30*y = 145,35 ⇒ 2,20*x + 7,30* (25,5 - x ) = 145,35

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And y = 25,5 - 8

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This is a second-order ODE since the highest order derivative is 2 (from $\dfrac{\mathrm d^2y}{\mathrm dx^2}$ ).

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