Answer:
27/16
Step-by-step explanation:
this is because i added up 1/2 and 3/4 first, which gave me 1 1/4, and i converted this into just a single fraction without a whole number to make the adding easier for me which was 5/4.
(a whole number is the amount of times the bottom number of the fraction went into the top number so-... 4 goes into 5 one time which gives you a whole number of 1 and the fraction of 1/4. the 1 being left from the five.)
then i added 5/4 and 7/16 to get 1 11/16. which then converted into 27/16
The best way to find out what 7 sweets cost, firstly, you should find out what one sweet would cost. You have 5 sweets, with a total cost of 30p. You should divide 30 by 5, giving you 6p per sweet. To get the cost of 7 sweets, you have to multiply 6p by 7, giving you 42p.
Therefore, the cost of 7 sweets is 42p.
Hope this helps :)
Hello!
I would say the second option, because it looks like the most reasonable one. The third and fourth options decrease, but we can see by the chart that in fact, the weight increases. Also, it wouldn't be the first option, because its showing that the wight is always constant and rate doesn't change. However, we can see that this is wrong and the rate actually does change. Therefore, the second option looks like the most reasonable for this chart.
Hope this helps!
3+2=5
5/8. Hope that helps!
