Answer:
1 4/25 - 3/5, or 29/25 - 3/5, or 
it doesn't really matter they all mean the same
Step-by-step explanation:
1 2/5m - 3/5(2/5m + 1)
multiply first
1 2/5m - 6/25m - 3/5
multiply 1 2/5 only so the denominator is 25 as we can't simplify 6/25, it's so we can add them together, we can't add 3/5 tho bc it's a different term so there's no need to multiply that.
1 10/25m - 6/25m - 3/5
add/subtract
1 4/25m - 3/5
Answer: She can fill about 15 3.5- fluid once jars.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Quantity of red paint = 34.6 fluid ounces
Quantity of yellow paint = 18.6 fluid ounces
Total quantity of orange color = (Quantity of red paint )+(Quantity of yellow paint )
= (34.6+18.6) fluid ounces
= 53.2 fluid ounces
Number of 3.5- fluid ounce jars she can fill = (Total quantity of orange color) ÷ 3.5
= 53.2÷3.5 = 15 (approx)
Hence, She can fill about 15 3.5- fluid once jars.
I think the answer is a but I’m not for sure