You seem to be unaware of the fact that you could have obtained the answer much more easily and quickly by using the calculator that comes as part of your computer.
The cost is (26*2)*3.5 = 182p.
You'd have no problem at all if it was [ 26 pigs + 1 quart + 1 rat + 4 quarts + 5 rats ]. You'd add up the quarts, and then you'd add up the rats. You do the same with p's, q's, and r's . 26p + q + r + 4q + 5r = 26p + 5q + 6r
Well honey, you can make 26 cents with 26 pennies, 5 nickels and 1 penny, 2 dimes and 6 pennies, or just 1 quarter and 1 penny. That's a total of 4 different ways to make 26 cents using those coins. Math can be a real hoot sometimes, can't it?
26p.
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a first class stamp = 26p
You'd have no problem at all if it was [ 26 pigs + 1 quart + 1 rat + 4 quarts + 5 rats ]. You'd add up the quarts, and then you'd add up the rats. You do the same with p's, q's, and r's . 26p + q + r + 4q + 5r = 26p + 5q + 6r
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British Sterling: 126 in new pence is £1.26p (one pound and 26p (pronounced as pee not pence)).
depending on how hard you drive loaded or unloaded motor way or town mine a 140hp averages at 350/400 mile to a tank of fuel which cost £100 or 26p a mile ish but I run unloaded most of the time
To find out how many chocolate bars and fruit bars were bought, we can use a simple method. First, let's convert 5 pounds to pence, which is 500 pence. Then, we can think of it like this: if you buy some chocolate bars (26p each) and some fruit bars (18p each), the total cost of all the bars must add up to 500p. You can try different combinations of chocolate and fruit bars until you find the right mix that adds up to 500p!
In 1943 a pint of beer was 5p (or 1 shilling)
they fcuk their nans up the bum for 27 pence then they go and buy stuff on eBay that is 26p so that theyhave 1 pence change
18f + 26c=500, hence 13 x 26=338, 9 x 18=162, 13 choc and 9 fruit