Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
So 18 oranges are 12 percent of her total oranges. You can use Ratio to solve this.
O : P
18 : 12 P = Percentage O = Orange
1.5 : 1
150 : 100
All I did was make the percentage one by dividing both numbers by 12. This makes it 1.5 oranges per percent. Times 1.5 with 100 to make it 100 percent.
The answer is D 75% of the original volume is left.
<span>Ishaan is 21, Christopher is 7
No actual question given, but I will assume that the question is "How old are they?". If that's the case, we can create two equations. I'll use I for Ishaan's age and C for Christopher's. I will also assume that there's been some formatting issues here and for some reason, numbers are repeated 3 times without any spaces. So
"Ishaan is 3 times as old as Christopher"
I = 3C
"is also 14 years older than Christopher
I = C + 14
Since both equations are equal to each other, let's set them equal. So
3C = C + 14
2C = 14
C = 7
So Christopher is 7. And we can use the equation I = C + 14 to get Ishaan's age. So
I = C + 14
I = 7 + 14
I = 21</span>
I put the solution on the paper
what about using 20-30-40-5
Step-by-step explanation:
the sequence is that you are skipping ten to get the second nb which is 30 and keep on going on to get 50
