# of apples

3/8(a)=# of oranges

p=# of pears

3/4(p)=# of oranges

(3/8)a=(3/4)p

(3/8)/(3/4)=p/a

(3/8)(6/8)=p/a

3/6=p/a

1/2=p/a

the ratios of pears to apples is 1 to 2

for every 1 pear there are 2 apples

if there are 4 pears there are 8 apples

there are 8 apples

(3/8)(8)=3 oranges

there are 4 pears

(3/4)(4)=3 oranges again

8 apples, 3 oranges, 4 pears

15 pieces of fruit and 3 are oranges

ratio is 3/15=1/5

4/5/2015 | Arthur D.

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2 years ago

Write a word problem using 7 groups. Solve your problem?

aleksandr82 [10.1K]

Seven groups waited in line to see a concert. there were 9 people in each group. how many people were there in total?

9x7= 63

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2 years ago

Jack plays on a basketball team after school third day of the month he babysits every seventh day of the month how many times du

Alex787 [66]

Great question!
If you draw a calendar see attachment for mine.you will see that the dates for Basketball are
3,6,9,12,15,18,21,24,27,30
and the dates for Babysitting are
7,14,21,28

There would only be a conflict on the 21st! So the answer is 1 time!

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3 years ago

Find n so that the number sentence below is true:

adell [148]

Answer: n=6

Step-by-step explanation:

2^3 x 4^3 = 2^3 x 2^n = 2^9

(2×2×2) ×(4×4×4) = (2x2x2) ×2^n=(2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2)

8 x 64 = 8x 2^n = 512

512= 8x 2^n = 512

divide all through by 8 so that 2^n can stand alone

512/8 = (8x 2^n)/8 = 512/8

64 = 2^n = 64

express 64 as a base of 2

2^6 = 2^n = 2^6

since they all have same base, cancel out the base.

therefore,

6=n=6

n = 6

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2 years ago