We have A number of apples, each purchased at 15 cents.
We can, thus, calculate the total cost of apples as follows:
Total cost of apples = 15A cents
We have B number of bananas, each purchased at 10 cents.
We can, thus, calculate the total cost of bananas as follows:
Total cost of bananas = 10B cents
Now, the total cost of purchases can be calculated by adding the amount paid for both types (apples and bananas) as follows:
Total cost = cost of apples + cost of bananas = 15A + 10B cents
The ratio is 1-4,5 or 2-9 if you want whole numbers where the slower number are the bananas and the higher the apples
104,547 to 3 significant figures is just 104,500
Answer:
32 - 5= 27 X 2= 54 + 6=60
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Gracie is sharing 75 marshminnows among 4 of her friends.
Each of her friends gets the same number of marshminnows, and she gives them as many marshminnows as possible.
To find:
The remaining number of marshminnows she has.
Solution:
We have,
Total number of marshminnows = 75
Number of friends = 4
Divide 75 by 4.

Here, quotient is 18 and remainder is 3. It means, each friend can be get maximum 18 marshminnows and the number of remaining marshminnows is 3.
Therefore, the correct option is B.