Step-by-step explanation:
ATQ,
Let d be the number of kilograms of dark chocolate she buys and m be the number of kilograms of milk chocolate she buys.
She needs to buy 120 kg of chocolate in total for her next order, and her recipe calls for twice the amount of dark chocolate as milk chocolate.
So,
m = 2d .....(1)
m + d = 120 ...(2)
We can also solve the above equations,
Put m = 2d in equation (2)
2d + d = 120
3d=120
d = 40
Put d = 40 in equation (1)
m = 2(40)
m = 80
Hence, she will need 40 kg of dark chocolate and 80 kg of milk chocolate.
$1.32 per bottle because you would divide $5.28 into 4 and get $1.32
the answer does be 7875810503.17
Trial and error specifies that you should guess the value of m and see if you aimed too low too high then adjust your next guess based on that.
Suppose we don't already know what m is (even though it is completely obvious), let's pick m to be 6,
So we check, 
but 
which means m must be bigger.
So we pick m to be 8 and check, 
but 
which means m must be smaller.
Since only natural number between 6 and 8 is 7 we pick m to be 7 and check, 
and 
.
The answer is therefore 7.
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
60+1b
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply the numbers without variables:
3x4=12
12x5=60
Next put the equations together:
60+1b
Hence, the correct answer is 60+1b
