mike is making meatloaf he needs 7 pounds of meat. if he uses a 3:1ratio of beef to pork how much pork will he use?
It's a ratio so: \[\frac{3}{1}=\frac{7}{x}\]Just solve for x.
2.33?
Yes!
that was incorect..
No it's not :) Maybe the system didn't like how you input the answer. Maybe try 2 1/3
its 2 late i got it wrong lol
:/
Wait...I think I interpreted the question incorrectly. If he need 7 lbs of meat TOTAL, it would be:\[\frac{7}{4}=1.75\]
I thought he was using 7 lbs of beef....my silly mistake.
So his total recipe would be 5.25 lbs of beef and 1.75 lbs of pork.
a lady went shopping and spent $54, there was a sale and every thing was 1/4 off what would she have payed without the sale?
dammm i got 1.75!!!!!!
Now I feel extra-bad :P
dont work about it just help me with this new 1
worry*
0.75x=54
Solving for x you'd get $72 as the non-sale price.
ok that 1 was correct!
Well, now I'm batting 50% :)
brad buys 45$ of flowers daiseys are $1rosses are 2 he bought 3 more daiseys than roses how many roses did he buy?
This is just a system of equations...which would look like this: x=roses, y= daisies\[1x+2y=45\]\[y=x+3\]Can you solve it from here?
yes
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