Please answer the prompt showing all your work anH/or explaining all your answers in words, when necessary. This will help me to be generous when grading your responses. 6 points Mr. Rucobo is at the supermarket. He decides to make his own trail-mix with walnuts and raisins from the bulk section. The walnuts cost $8 per pound and the raisins cost $4 per pound. Mr. Rucobo spends a total of $56. 1) If Mr. Rucobo buys 6 pounds of raisins, how many pounds of walnuts does he buy? 2) If Mr. Rucobo buys 6 pounds of walnuts, how many pounds of raisins does he buy? 3) Write an equation that describes the relationship between the pounds of walnuts, the pounds of raisins, and the total cost that Mr. Rucobo spends at the store. Please remember to define any variables that you use in your equation.

Please answer the prompt showing all your work anH/or explaining all your answers in words, when necessary. This will help me to be generous when grading your responses. 6 points Mr. Rucobo is at the supermarket. He decides to make his own trail-mix with walnuts and raisins from the bulk section. The walnuts cost $8 per pound and the raisins cost $4 per pound. Mr. Rucobo spends a total of $56. 1) If Mr. Rucobo buys 6 pounds of raisins, how many pounds of walnuts does he buy? 2) If Mr. Rucobo buys 6 pounds of walnuts, how many pounds of raisins does he buy? 3) Write an equation that describes the relationship between the pounds of walnuts, the pounds of raisins, and the total cost that Mr. Rucobo spends at the store. Please remember to define any variables that you use in your equation.

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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