Answer: 64.60
Step-by-step explanation:
lets do 6.80x9
= 61.20
for the half an hour, divide 6.80 by 2
it would be 3.40
61.20+3.40= 64.60
Answer:
a+2b-d=1, 3, 5, 7
Step-by-step explanation:
(ax^2+bx+3)(x+d)
ax^3+bx^2+3x+adx^2+bdx+3d
ax^3+bx^2+adx^2+3x+bdx+3d=x^3+6x^2+11x+12
ax^3=x^3, a=1
bx^2+adx^2=6x^2
x^2(b+ad)=6x^2
b+ad=6
b+(1)d=6
b+d=6
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3x+bdx=11x
x(3+bd)=11x
3+bd=11
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b=6-d
3+(6-d)d=11
3+6d-d^2=11
3-11+6d-d^2=0
-8+6d-d^2=0
d^2-6d+8=0
factor out,
(d-4)(d-2)=0
zero property,
d-4=0, d-2=0
d=0+4=4,
d=0+2=2
b=6-4=2,
b=6-2=4.
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a+2b-d=1+2(2)-2=1+4-2=5-2=3
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a+2(4)-4=1+8-4=9-4=5
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a+2(2)-4=1+4-4=5-4=1
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a+2(4)-2=1+8-2=9-2=7
All it did was shrink in size and move to the square diagonal from it
Let c represent the weight of cashews and p the weight of pecans.
Then c + 10 = total weight of the nut mixture.
An equation for the value of the mixture follows:
$1.50(10 lb) + $0.75c = (c+10)($1.00)
Solve this equation for c: 15 + .75c = c + 10. Subtract .75c from both sides:
15 = 1c - 0.75c + 10. Then 5=0.25c, and c = 5/0.25, or 20.
Need 20 lb of cashews.
Check: the pecans weigh 10 lb and are worth $1.50 per lb, so the total value of the pecans is $15. The total value of the cashews is (20 lb)($0.75/lb), or $15. Does (20 lb + 10 lb)($1/lb) = $15 + $15? Yes. So c= 20 lb is correct.
