Since there are 12 (a dozen) candies in a dozen we will divide 12 by 2 or half it.
12 ÷ 2 = 6
6 + 6 = 12
SO we will multiply 93 by 6.
93 × 6 = 558.
SO, in half a dozen (6 candies) of candy bar there are 558 calories.
Answer:
1) The estimate would be about $24
2) The exact cost would be $27.25
3) They should receive $2.75
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Answer:
The original side length of the square was 9 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider that the square was initially of side length "x" (our unknown). Then the sides were all increased by 5 ft, and now the perimeter (addition of all four sides) of the square render 56 ft.
Let's write an equation that represents the addition of the four sides of this new rectangle, and set it equal to 56 ft. Then solve for the unknown "x":

Therefore, the original side of the square was 9 ft.
Dependent is the -5 independent is the 2w