Answer: 17.5%
Step-by-step explanation:
Percentage of chips given to Jackie = 20%
Percentage of chips given to Ronald = 20%
Percentage of chips given to Mark = 1/4 × 100 = 25%
From the above calculation, we can see that Ms Johnson has given out ((20% + 20% + 25%) = 65% worth of chips out. The percentage she'll have left will be:
= 100 - 65
= 35%
Since Susan takes half of what's left, the percent that Ms. Johnson has left to eat will be:
= 1/2 × 35%
= 17.5%
She has 17.5% left to eat.
The ratio 12:20 because you need it to be equal to 3:5. 3 times 4 which makes 12 so you need to multiply 5 with 4 too
The answer is (22) hope it helps have a great day
The Municipality we be able to set up 597 street name boards with R2 left in the budget.
Data;
- Amount Budgeted = R80,000
- Cost of each board = R134
<h3>Number of Street Boards in the Budget</h3>
The number of streets boards that can be produced in the budget is calculated by dividing the total amount budgeted by the cost of each street board. This is done mathematically as

We would have a total of 597 street names on the budget with some amount left.
We can calculated this by multiplying 597 by 134 and then subtracting the value from R80,000

The Municipality we be able to set up 597 street name boards with R2 left in the budget.
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y=7x+12
Step-by-step explanation:
If you already have to start with 12 the c variable supply’s to 7 cause you don’t know how many people