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21.12.2020 •
Mathematics
Simplify:
(10x + 6y + 5)/2
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Ответ:
Step-by-step explanation:
we divide every term by 2 and we get:
10x/2 + 6y/2 +5/2= 5x +3y+5/2
Ответ:
8x + 3(20 - x) = 5(20)
Step-by-step explanation:
If x represents the number of pounds of $8 chocolates, then (20-x) is the number of pounds of $3 chocolates. The cost of the mix attributable to the $8 chocolates will be 8x, and the cost associated with the $3 chocolates will be 3(20-x). The sum of these costs is the cost of the 20 pounds of mix: $5×20.
In equation form, this is ...
8x + 3(20-x) = 5(20)
The solution is x=8, so 8 lb of $8 chocolates should be mixed with 12 lb of $3 chocolates to make a mix worth $5 per pound.