Answer:
It would be sunny because I am a usually happy person
Answer:
You will need to buy 5 1.50lb bags of sugar to make your recipe.
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem can be solved by consecutive rules of three.
A large recipe calls for 3.18kg of sugar. Your bags of sugar are measured in pounds (lb). Remembering that 1kg=2.20462lb
How many lbs of sugar you will need to buy?
1 kg - 2.20462lb
3.18 kg - x lb


How many 1.50lb bags of sugar will you need to buy to make your recipe?
1 bag - 1.50 lb
x bags - 7 lb



You will need to buy 5 1.50lb bags of sugar to make your recipe.
Answer:
The division model is 15 ÷ 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Required
Interpret the division model
A division model is of the form: Dividend ÷ Divisor
In the attached figure (in the question), there are 5 vertical partitions.
This vertical partitions represents the result of the model
Also from the question attachment;
The horizontal partitions on the left, if traced to the right side of the diagram means that each vertical partition is divided into 3 and this represents the divisor of the model.
So, we have:

To get the quotient of the model, I'll make use of my attached file.
Counting the number of boxes, we can see that there are 15 boxes in total.
So, we have:

<em>Hence, the division model is: 15 ÷ 3</em>
A; figure that you have five players total. One of them plays volleyball, right? And four, going by the ratio, play soccer, right? Four is, well, 4 times the number of volleyball players, one. For any greater number of volleyball players, there would always be four times as many soccer players. So A is correct.