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Ricky is at the bakery shop when he sees that 8 pastries cost $160. He need 16 pastries. How much will 16 pastries cost?

kumpel [21]

1) When you're finding ratios, the best thing to do is to add the parts together to find what one part is.
2+4= 6. Then divide this by the total- 18/6=3.
Therefore, the ratio of red to brown chairs is 2*3:4*3
Therefore, the amount of red chairs is 12.

2) The best thing to do i to find out how long it takes him to read one book them multiply this by 15.
To do this, simply divide the amount of time by the amount of books that he has read.
30/10= 3
Therefore, Rock can read a book in three minutes. As he is reading 15, you multiply these together.
3*15= 45
Therefore, it will take Rock 45 minutes to read 15 books.

3) The best thing to do is to find out what one pastry costs, and you can do this by dividing the cost by the amount of pastries.
160/8= 20.
Therefore, one pastry costs $20.
As you want to find the cost of 16 pastries, you simply times these together.
20*16= 320
Therefore, 16 pastries cost $320.

Hope this helps :)

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You are a nascar fan that collects cars that are 1:64 scale to the original car. if your collection has cars that ar 3 inches in

Nitella [24]

The scale is 1:64.

Therefore if the length of the model is 3 inches, the true length of the vehicle is
3 * 64 = 192 inches = 192/12 ft = 16 ft

Answer: 16 feet

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What is 469019 nearest 100

expeople1 [14]

It would be 469,000... no?

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If fg + gh = fh,which of the following statements must be true?

Oksanka [162]

The only safe conclusion is that point G lies on line FH or that point G lies somewhere between line FH. We cannot conclude that point G is the midpoint of line FH eventhough by virtue of definition of midpoint, the given equation is a proof equation. If G were to be midpoint, segment FG must be equal to segment GH in line FH.

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Aunty Joan packs a packet of sweets to Alice and Olivia. Alice and Olivia share sweets in the ratio 7:3. Alice gives 3 sweets to

aivan3 [116]

Initially, Alice had 28 sweets and Olivia 12 sweets.

Step-by-step explanation:

First assume that Aunty Joan has x number sweets.

Alice and Olivia shared the x sweets in a ration of 7:3, this means

Alice had 7/10 x sweets and Olivia had 3/10 sweets.

Alice gives 3 sweets to Olivia, Alice will remain with ;

$\frac{7}{10} x-3$

Then the new ratio changes to 5:3 which means Alice will have 5/8 x number of sweets.

Equate the number of sweets for Alice in the two cases, which is

$\frac{5}{8}x=\frac{7}{10} x-3\\ \\\frac{7}{10} x-\frac{5}{8} x=3\\$

$\frac{56x-50x}{80} =3\\\\\\\frac{6}{80} x=3\\\\\\6x=80*3\\\\\\x=240/6\\\\x=40$

So there were 40 sweets at first

Using the ratio of 7:3 then

Alice had 7/10 *40 = 28 sweets

Olivia had 3/10*40= 12 sweets

Alice gave Olivia 3 sweets, so she will remain with 28-3 =25 sweets. Olivia will now have 15 sweets.The new ratio will be 25:15 simplified as 5:3.

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