Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Pick a letter that's easy to count. I chose Q, because it has a tail below the baseline that makes them easy to spot.
Not C or D — too many quarters
Not B — too many nickels
It is often easier to find the correct answer choice by eliminating the bad choices, then seeing if what is left is consistent with the problem statement.
Choice A seems to have the right numbers of pennies and dimes (along with quarters and nickels).
6/3 = 2
10^4/10^-5 = 10^9
so it's 2 x 10^9
answer
<span>A 2 × 10^9</span>
First, lets do all calculations in kg. 1kg=1000 grams
Lets set 1 cat's mass as x.
Lets set the other cat's mass as y.
1) x+y=11
2) y=x+1.5
Lets plug eq 2 into eq 1.
x+x+1.5=11
2x+1.5=11
2x=9.5
x=4.75 kg
If one cat weighs 4.75 kg, then the other must weigh 6.25 kg.
Answer:
what
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
There are 50 boys.
Explanation:
Basic calculation: 
→ 50 boys.
