B. 36
To find the number of sheets that Laura is going to fill with her stamps, we first have to find the total number of stamps.
If she has 24 stamps EACH from 6 countries, to get the total, we will multiply
24 x 6 = 144 total number of stamps.
to see how many sheets she will fill we will DIVIDE the total number of stamps by 4 because that is the number she can fit onto One display sheet.
144 ÷ 4 = 36
36 sheets will be used to put four stamps each from a total of 144 stamps.
Ok, so what you want to do, is to start by adding the values together. So, she read an average of 36 pages for the first three days. So, you will multiply 36 by 3. Then, you will have 44 pages for the next three days, or 44 * 3. And finally, you have the last 10 pages. So, it is (36 * 3) + (44*3) + 10. So, 36 times 3 is 108, and 44 times 3 is 132. So, you now have 108 + 132 + 10. Add all of those values together, and your final answer is
250.
Answer:
It would be the transitive property! If you look up "If a = b, and b = c, then a = c" you'd see the transitive property. I hope this helps!
Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
you multiply 150*4 then divide that by 10 and that's your answer
Answer:
the answer is d
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