SOLUTION: You bought 34 pound of dry ice for an experiment. When the experiment was over, you found that you had used only 13 of what you bought. How much dry ice did you use?

SOLUTION: You bought 34 pound of dry ice for an experiment. When the experiment was over, you found that you had used only 13 of what you bought. How much dry ice did you use?

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Question 964457: You bought 34 pound of dry ice for an experiment. When the experiment was over, you found that you had used only 13 of what you bought. How much dry ice did you use?

Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
, that's what you said in the problem setup.

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