Let us say that:
a = black kittens
b = white kittens
We know that:
a = 5 b
a + b = 25
Therefore:
5 b + b = 25
6 b = 25
b = 4.17
But we cannot have a fraction value for the number of
kittens, so round off:
b = 4
So a is:
a = 25 – 4 = 21
<span>Hence Zoe counts additional 1 black kitten.</span>
when you divide 2 fractions, you reverse the second fraction then use multiplication
3/5 divided by 3/15 becomes
3/5 x 15/3 = 45/15 = 3
The answer is the second choice because since it is raining then, the conditional statement was false.
Fractions that aren't equivalent would be 30/60, 34/60 and anything that cannot be the same as 36/60.
