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3 years ago

Help please with this worksheet!!!

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baherus [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

This is difficult, but I'm here to help.

Bananas to Apples: There is 1 banana to each 1 1/2 of an apple.

How Do You Know: If 1 banana is equal to 1 apple, then 4 bananas are equal to 4 apples. Not enough. Adding 1/2 to each apple, then puts it at 4 bananas equaling 6 apples.

Bananas and Apples to Oranges: 10 bananas and apples to 3 oranges. 5 bananas and apples to 1 1/2 of an orange.

How Do You Know: Try this yourself.

If you can't figure the last one out on your own, tell me. I'll help explain it to you.

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To help you pick some ordered pairs, you could plot the inequality (see the graph below).

Any point within the shaded area is a solution.

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