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Answer: 36
Step-by-step explanation:
Simply do 24/(2/3) to get 36 2/3 ounce slices.
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So, there is a rectangular park with longer side (length) 150 yards and shorter side (width) 125 yards.
so walking around the rectangular park once is like covering the Perimeter (p) of the rectangular park.
So, lets find the perimeter of the park.
Perimeter of rectangle = 2 ( l + w)
= 2 ( 150 + 125 )
= 2 * 275
= 550 yards
Now, walking around the park two times is like doubling the Perimeter of the rectangle. So, when Debbie walks around the park 2 times, he covers the perimeter of the rectangular field twice.
i.e. Debbie walked 2 * Perimeter
= 2 * 550
= 1100 yards
Now, If Debbie wanted to walk 1,000,000 yards, she has to walk the rectangular park (1,000,000 / the Perimeter of the park)
i.e. 1,000,000 / 550
= 1818.18 times
So,
(a) she walks 1100 yards
(b) She have to walk 1818.18 times
Answer:
21 consonant tiles
Step-by-step explanation:
Henry has a bag containing 39 letter tiles, some consonants, and some vowels.
He selects a tile without looking and then replaces it. If he pulls 7 consonant tiles and 6 vowel tiles, which is the most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag?
Step 1
We add up the number of tiles that he pulls out of the bag
= 7 consonant tiles + 6 vowel tiles
= 13 tiles
Step 2
We divide the total number of tiles in the bag by the total number of tiles that was pulled out of the bag
= 39 tiles ÷ 13 tiles
= 3
Step 3
The most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag is calculated as:
3 × The number of consonant tiles that was pulled out of the bag.
Hence:
3 × 7 consonant tiles
= 21 consonant tiles.
Therefore, the most likely number of consonant tiles in Henry's bag is 21 consonant tiles.
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