-3/5 = (f-g))/(11-f))
we use cross products to help solve the problem
top on the left times bottom of the right = top on the right times bottom on the left
5(f-g)= -3(11 - f)
distribute
multiply the number on the outside of the parenthesis to the terms on the inside
5*f -5*g = -3*11 -3* (-f)
5f-5g = -33 +3f
subtract 3f from each side
2f -5g = -33
Answer:
14 pounds of meat
Step-by-step explanation:
Jose has 4 5/6 pounds of chicken, 3 1/3 pounds of steaks and 5 5/6 pounds of hamburgers to put on the grill. How many pounds of meat does he have for the barbecue
We have to find the sum of the the total pounds of meat.
This is calculated as:
4 5/6 pounds + 3 1/3 pounds + 5 5/6 pounds
[(4 + 3 + 5) + (5/6 + 1/3 + 5/6)] pounds
The Lowest Common Denominator
= 6
Hence:
[12 + (5 + 2 + 5 /6)] pounds
= 12 + 12/6
= 12 + 2
= 14 pounds of meat
Hence, Jose has 14 pounds of meat
51/3 =17 because 3×17 =51
2/3 because you flip 3 coins and you want to get al least 2 heads!