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Westkost [7]
3 years ago
7

Abie makes $39,000 a year, and spends about $250 each month on entertainment. What

Mathematics
2 answers:
Sergio [31]3 years ago
6 0
$250*12months=$3,000
$39,000/$3,000=13
So 1/13 of her yearly income is spent on entertainment.
Oksi-84 [34.3K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:           " \frac{1}{3}  " .

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         →   " \frac{1}{3} "  of Abie's annual income is spent on

         entertainment.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Note the exact conversion; as follows:

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  " 12 months (mo)  =  1 year (yr) " .

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\frac{250 dollars}{mo}* \frac{12 mo}{yr} * \frac{1 yr}{39,000 dollars} ;

The units cancel out; and we have:

   →    \frac{(250 * 12 * 1)}{39,0000} ;

Cancel out the "1" in the "numerator" ;  

   →    {since:  "all other values in the numerator" ;  

                 multiplied by "1" ; equal "all other values in the numerator} ;

We have:

   

  →     \frac{(250 * 12)}{(39,000)}  ;

         =   \frac{3,000}{39,000} ;

Cancel out 3 (three) zeros in the "numerator" ;  And:

Cancel out 3 (three) zeros in the "denominator" ;  

to get:

  →   \frac{3}{39}  ;  

Now, simplify this fraction; by dividing each side of the fraction by "3";

  →   \frac{3}{39}  ;

            =  (3÷3) / (39÷3) ;

            =  \frac{1}{3} .

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Hope this helps!

    Best wishes in your academic endeavors

          — and within the "Brainly" community!

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