Mike has 9 lollipops, 6 peanut butter cups and 3 pieces of chocolate. If he divides the candy equally into 3 bags, how many piec
es of candy will be in each bag?
2 answers:
Answer: 6 pieces of candy
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming lollipops, peanut butter cups, and chocolate are wanted in 3 bags, we would add all the candy together.
9+6+3=18
We have a total of 18 candies. Since we have to split the candy into 3 bags, you would divide 18 by 3.
18/3=6
There will be 6 pieces of candy in each bag.
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
per bag
9/3=3 lollipops
6/3=2 peanut butter cups
3/3=1 chocolate
then add them together to get 6
You might be interested in
That's simplied already, unless they want a decimal then it's .6 or something
Christine crawled:
3 ft* (3/4)= 2.25 ft.
3 ft+ 2.25 ft= 5.25 ft
We already know that 1 ft= 12 in.
5.25 ft* (12in/ 1 ft)= 63 in.
The total distance the two children crawled together is 63 in~
Answer: 16
Step-by-step explanation:
4.1 rounded to the nearest ones is 4
