Find the length of bf and then add it with the length fc
Answer:
12.5 kilograms
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Half of the granola served with breakfast.
Let the amount of Granola present initially = 
kg
Half of it (
) served with breakfast, so remaining granola :
After dinner, the remaining granola 6,250 gm granola was served with yogurt dessert.
First of all, let us convert it to kilogram because the answer is required in Kilograms.
We know that:
1000 gms = 1 kilograms
1 gms = 0.001 kilograms
6250 gms = 6250 
0.001 = 6.250 kilograms
Now, as per given question statement:
So, the answer is:
Girl scout camp started with 12.5 Kilograms of granola.
The answer is 370 because you need to work it out.
Basically what I did was look at the first number, 12, and the answer to the equation and saw that 12 x 10 would be 120. And 360 + 10 would be 370.
It fits in perfectly.
12(370 - 360) = 120
370 - 360 = 10
12(10) = 120
So x = 370
Answer:
Based off of my calculations, I got 126
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for area would be: A = L * W
So, when finding the width (W), you would need to divide the area (A) by the length (L).
Equation: W = A / L
Now you know the equation, all you need to do is plug in the numbers:
[84 divided by 2/3]
W = 84 / 2/3
After solving this, you would get: 126
So, W = 126.
To check if we got the correct answer, we could just multiply the length times the width:
126 * 2/3
Since this equation gives us 84 as the answer, 126 is the correct width.
3/5*3/3=9/15
1/3*5/5=5/15
15 is a common denominator.
