I think it's x^4.
(Honestly, I feel 90% positive of this answer, so maybe just get one more opinion!)
Answer
Find out the how much does one apple cost .
To prove
Let us assume that the number of bananas be x .
Let us assume that the number of apples be y .
As given
At a greengrocer, two bananas and one apple cost $1.16 .
Than the equation becomes
2x + y = 1.16
one banana and one apple cost $0.71.
Than the equation becomes
x + y = 0.71
Subtracting x + y = 0.71 from 2x + y = 1.16
2x - x + y - y = 1.16 - 0.71
x = 0.45
Put in the equation x + y = 0.71
0.45 + y = 0.71
y = 0.71 - 0.45
y = $0.26
Therefore the cost of the one apple is $0.26 .
Divested using long division
1810 r 3
Answer:
31
Step-by-step explanation:
80,000 per year....there are 12 months in a year
80,000 / 12 = 6666.67 per month
