The total weight of Mason is 177
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that, Mr.Mason takes two-thirds of his body weight and drinks that amount of gatorade in ounces per day
Mr.Mason drinks 118 ounces each day
Let "x" be the total weight of Mr.Mason
Therefore, we can say,
Two third of body weight = Amount of gatorade drank in ounces per day
Two third of x = 118
Thus total weight of Mason is 177
Edited : I apologise I misunderstood the question.
You can solve the equation.
Answer:
Snickerdoodles are 0.22$ each and chocolate chip are 0.43$ each
Step-by-step explanation:
using the information in the problem, you can make 2 separate equations: 8x+12y=6.92 and 5x+5y=3.25, let x= the cost of a snickerdoodle and y= the cost of a chocolate chip cookie.
With the 2 equations, we can isolate the y variable of the first equation and simplify which will give us y= -2/3x +6.92/12.
You can now take that equation and plug it into equation number 2:
5x+5(-2/3x + 6.92/12)=3.25.
solve that equation by multiplying 5 through the brackets: 5x-10/3x+34.6/12=3.25
add common terms: 5/3x=4.4/12
find the value of x, you will get x=0.22
plug the value of x (0.22) into one of your equations and solve for the y-value
Assume N students
Student 1 can get (n-1) papers
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Student 3 can get (n-1) papers
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
