30 chocolate bars.
£7 is equal to 700 pence. 700 pence divided by 23 pence is equal to 30.43.
23 multiplied by 30 is equal to 690 or £6.90 which confirms you can't afford to buy more than 30.
you would have 9 and a half chocolate bars.
Well, we in the math world represent the independent variable as x. It does not depend on anything. For example, one chocolate bar costs 2.50$. The independent variable is the number of chocolate bars ( the other variable does not decide how many chocolate bars are being bought), and the dependent variable is the cost (depends on the number of chocolate bars). Have a nice day and i hope you ace your math tests!
you get chocolate that tastes a year older than chocolate that you would have bought a year after that
The ice cream you could have bought.
Not unless they are bought as a charitable donation or gift. So no.
The phrase chocolate bars is a noun. It is the plural noun of chocolate bar.
there are 293 different chocolate bars on the world.
Cadbury is usually thought of as a UK (Australian) company, but Cadbury bars bought in the US are made in the US following the Cadbury recipe.
Chocolate bars.
The wrappers on chocolate bars made of plastic
The phrase chocolate bars is a noun. It is the plural noun of chocolate bar.
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