3 3/5 gallons of gasoline would cost $4.50
This is because when you multiply 1.25 by 3 you get a product of 3.75.
Then, you multiple 1.25 with 3/5 and get a product of 0.75.
Add the two together, and you receive a sum of 4.50.
So, the cost for 3 3/5 gallon is $4.50.
Answer:
A square root of 80 m
Step-by-step explanation:
By solving a linear equation, we will see that the total cost for renting the bus is $90.
<h3>What was the total cost of renting the bus, in dollars?</h3>
Let's say that the total cost is C.
When there are 20 students, each student should pay:
p = C/20
When the other 10 students are added (for a total of 30) each student pays:
p' = C/30.
We know that the cost for each of the original 20 students decreased by $1.50, so:
p' = p - $1.50
Then we have 3 equations to work with:
p = C/20
p' = C/30.
p' = p - $1.50
Now we can replace the first and second equations into the third one:
C/30 = C/20 - $1.50
Now we can solve this linear equation for C:
C/20 - C/30 = $1.50
C*( 1/20 - 1/30) = $1.50
C*(30/600 - 20/600) = $1.50
C*(10/600) = $1.50
C*(1/60) = $1.50
C = 60*$1.50 = $90
So the total cost for renting the bus is $90.
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Convert 3 1/3 into a improper fraction:
= 10/3
Then flip the other fraction around and multiply them together:
1/3 -> 3/1
(10*3)/(3*1) = 30/3 = (30/3)/(3/3) = 10/1 = 10
The answer is 10
Answer:
1. Either none (if you have to buy a whole pound), or 1/4 of a pound
2. 3 whole pounds or 3 and 1/4 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
If $4 = 1 pound, then we know that $1 (which is 1/4 of $4), will let you by 1/4 pound of blueberries. Knowing this, we can simply:
Add up the one fourths
do 1/4 times $$
See how many times 4 goes into the number of dollars you have
Please correct me if I'm wrong :)
