how much is a pkg in teaspoons?
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pkg is package so depending on what size package you have as to how many teaspoons you have in it.
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i get $1.25/lb for cans
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Let s = pounds of Spanish peanuts.  Add this to 10 to get 10+s pounds of mixture.  Now find the price of each single type of peanut and the price of the mix by multiplying cost per pound times number of pounds:\n\n3.50 (10) + 3s = 3.40 (10+s)\n\nMultiply out:  35 + 3s = 34 + 3.4s\n\nSubtract 3s from both sides, and 34 from each side, to get:\n\n1 = .4s\n\nDivide both sides by .4 to get 2.5=s.\n\nSo you need 2.5 lb of Spanish peanuts.\n\nHopefully you can follow this logic and do the rest of your homework by yourself.
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in greece they are anywhere from 1.50-4.00 euros for a pack depending on the brand and if it's imported or not. The cheapest place to buy them is at the street markets
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89 cents if it is under 30grams\n1.05$ if it is between 30 and 50 grams
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Teaspoons measure VOLUME, how much space something takes up.\nGrams measure WEIGHT, how much something weighs.\nYou have to know the density of the thing you are measuring to make a connection between weight and volume.\n\nBut if the material is water then 1 cubic centimeter (cc) of water weighs 1 gram.  And 1 ml of water weighs 1 gram too, because cc and ml are two ways of saying the same thing.\n\nSo if it's water, then 98.5 grams of water takes up 98.5 cc of space.  A teaspoon is ABOUT 5 ml or 5 cc, so 98.5 ml of water would be (98.5/5 =) 19.7 teaspoons, which is 6.56 tablespoons or 3.28 fluid ounces).\n\nNow, if you want to be really technical, like for a lab, not a kitchen, then 1 teaspoon ACTUALLY EQUALS 4.92 ml, not 5 ml. Thus 98.5 ml is technically (98.5/4.92=) 20.03 teaspoons, which is 6 and 2/3 tablespoons, or 3.39 fluid oz.
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How did you come up with that figure, .211 grams / teaspoon?\n\nA teaspoon is a measure of volume, not mass.\n\nIf we assume your figure of .211 g/ts is correct, then you could measure it out either using a scale (to measure mass) or a teaspoon (to measure volume).
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Maybe about 10 pints.
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Approximately 50 cents.
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Averages vary from state to state. Usually somewhere between $3.50 and $6 per pack. Check out this recent article on MSN :\n\n(p.s. do a search on Google. You'll find lots more info.)
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Simple arithmetic, my friend:\n\n50Kg Bi\n25Kg Pb\n12.5Kg each of Sn & Cd
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You know that you waste 15 points on this question, seeing that you have to spend only 5.\n\nThe answer is 2.540106951871 cubic ft.
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A pound of butter would weigh more than a pound note (Money)
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1 teaspoon of peanut butter
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I worked at a gas staion and ours were between 1.30 to 2.50 a pack.
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U mean Steel spoon?\nits around 25g
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at a healthfood store, they're about $10-15 each