Answer:
So, to answer this problem, we first have to get rid of the cider cost.
$20-$3.50=$16.50
Since we have $16.50 left, now we have to see how much cotton candy grapes Michaela can buy.
1 pound- $3.75
2 pound- $7.50
3 pound- $11.25
4 pound- $15
5 pound- $18.75
When Michaela buys 5 pounds of grapes, she gets a cost of $18.75.
Since $18.75 is $2.25 more than $16.50, the only option she can choose is 4 pounds.
When Michaela buys 4 pounds, she will spend $15 and she will still have $1.50 left. (If there is no tax.)
In summary, Micheala can buy 4 pounds of grapes without spending more than the rest of the money after buying cider.
(By the way, I LOVE cotton candy grapes.)
Hope this helps!
:)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
follow the formula in the picture
Area = b * h
Area = 15 * 8
Area = 120 in²
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Tom: 90 cookies total 60% were sold
Tom: 90 * 60/100 = 54 cookies
Scott: 150 cookies and 2/3 were sold
Scott: 150 * 2/3 = 300/3 = 100
Dawn: sold 46 cookies
Total Sold = 46 + 100 + 54
Total Sold = 200
Answer
Dawn: % = (46 / 200) * 100 = 23%
Answer: 36 days
Step-by-step explanation:
that’s the lowest multiple of 9 that also is a multiple of 12. It’s the LCF aka Least Common Factor