The answer is 9.77 hope this helps
First of 3/7 of a week is 3 days because there are 7 days in a week e out of seven so you get it?
1. The question is asking you how much barrels of raisins is used in three days but first you need to find out how much they use in 1 day (this is how I would do it) so turn all the fractions into a decimal
4/9 = 0.4444...
6/5= 1.20
3/7= 0.43
So now you got your decimals
2. Multiply 0.4444 by 1.20 now you got how much you get a day for cosmos bakery which is 0.53
3. Now go back to the 3/7 of a week which is 3 days and now you need to multiply 0.53 by 3 and you will get your answer
ANSWER!
1.59 a day for cosmos bakery
I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM AND SOME FUTURE ONES!
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adjective
1.
of first importance; main.
"her prime concern is the well-being of the patient"
Similar:
main
chief
key
primary
central
principal
foremost
first
most important
paramount
major
dominant
supreme
overriding
cardinal
preeminent
ultimate
number-one
fundamental
basic
essential
elemental
vital
Opposite:
secondary
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2.
of the best possible quality; excellent.
"prime cuts of meat"
Similar:
top-quality
highest quality
top
top-tier
best
first-class
first-rate
high-grade
grade A
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
a service forming part of the Divine Office, traditionally said (or chanted) at the first hour of the day (i.e., 6 a.m.), but now little used.
Answer:
5832 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the circle has 8 sectors and there is 4 colour,
Assuming the sectors are numbered 1 to 8,
Sector 1 : can be coloured with any of the 4 colour in 4 ways
Sector 2 can be coloured with any of the remaining 3 colours in 3 ways
Sector 3 in 3 ways without using the colour in sector 2
Sector 4 in 3 ways without using the colour in sector 3
Sector 5 in 3 ways without using the colour in sector 4
Sector 6 in 3 ways without using the colour in sector 5
Sector 7 in 3 ways without using the colour in sector 6
Sector 8 in 2 ways without using the colours in sector 1 and 7
Number of ways of colouring = 4*3*3*3*3*3*3*2 = 5832 ways
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Length of sandwich = 
Total people = 14
If everyone gets a same sized piece , then length of each piece should be
Hence, length of each piece =
