Answer:
5 friends
Step-by-step explanation:
Candy pieces = 60
Chocolate = 45
What should be the smallest number of her sister's friends for the distribution of candy and chocolate so each friend gets an equal number of candy pieces and chocolates in a way that there should not be left any chocolate or candy pieces left over?
To calculate this, find the lowest factor of 60 and 45
60:
Factors = 2, 4, 5, 6,
45:
Factors= 3, 5, 9
The lowest common factor of 60 and 45 is 5
The smallest number of her sister's friend so each person get an equal number of candy pieces and chocolate so there won't be any leftover is 5
That is
If there are 5 friends at the birthday party
60 candy pieces among 5 friends
= 60/5
= 12 pieces each
45 chocolate among 5 friends
= 45/5
= 9 each
The answer would be 84.6
You multiply 94 and 90 and then add a decimal point since you can’t go over 90.
That’s how I do it mentally.
Answer: Hello mate!
you put every number twice, I will consider that in this problem we have:
225 gallons of water initial with 5 pounds of sugar. then each minute you add 20 gallons of water and 4 pounds of sugar.
the concentration is defined as pounds of sugar divided by the gallons of water. The gallons of water are 225 initially and 20 per minute, this is written as 225 + 20tt, where t is the minutes. The pounds of sugar is 5 + 4 per minute, then this can be written as 5 + 4t
this is the equation that describes the concentration in pounder per gallon after t minutes.
