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In a fraction, the number below the line (called the denominator) represent the whole. In this problem '8' is in the denominator and represents the 8 slices of pizza there were to start with
Answer=8 slices
Answer:
28. 120 degrees
29. 30 degrees
30. 56 degrees & 124 degrees
31. 72 degrees, 108 degrees, and 18 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
We assign variable x for the answer we are looking for (28-29).
28.
Supplement means x + y = 180 degrees. We also know x = 2y. Substitution gives us 3y = 180 degrees, so y = 60 degrees and x = 120 degrees.
29.
Complement means x + y = 90 degrees. We are given 2x = y. Substitution brings us 3x = 90 degrees, x = 30 degrees.
30.
Supplement means x + y = 180 degrees. We are told that y = 2x + 12, so we substitute. This gives 3x + 12 = 180 degrees, x = 56 degrees. Substituting that back into the equation for y, we get 124 degrees.
31.
Supplement means x + y = 180 degrees. Complement means x + z = 90 degrees. Using our given info, we know y = 6z. We can substitute that in to get x + 6z = 180. Subtracting our second and third equations, we get 5z = 90, z = 18 degrees. Therefore, x = 72 degrees, y = 108 degrees.
2 x 1/6 = 2/6 which can be reduced to 1/3
4 x 3/8 = 1 and 4/8 which can again be reduced to 1 and 1/2
problem 2 - 3/4
problem 3 - 2 (whole number)
Simple...
change them all into fractions or decimals...
0.7---> 0.7

-->>0.77

--->>0.875
Ordering from greatest to least....
0.875-->>0.77-->>0.7

-->>

-->>0.7
Thud, your answer.