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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
$395.83
Step-by-step explanation:
to solve, we first need to subtract what we already have, first the scholarship, wich is a set amount being taken from the original amount
12'000 - 2'500 = 9'500
now we have the second subtracting factor, but this one isn't set in stone and defined, it is half of the amount his parents will pay, so what we can do is divide what we have by two, wich will give us 2 halves
9'500 / 2 = 4'750
now all we have to do is divide again but this time for each month that Daniel needs to save up in, in this case 12
4'750 / 12 = 395.83 (note1)
and there we have it, that is the minimum amount Daniel would save each month
note1: (3 goes on for infinity, usualy this is represented by a line above the repeating number, this is the case of a repeating decimal)
Answer: <em>D. 120 students</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>This is an easy solution</em>
<em>Take 300 and divide it by 5</em>
<em>300/5</em>
<em>This will result in 40</em>
<em>Now Multiply 40 by 3</em>
<em>Like so: 40x3</em>
<em>This will result in </em><em>120</em>
1/10 is left.
Explanation:
First we need to find a common denominator. Since 5×2=10, if we multiply 4/5 by 2/2, we will be able to subtract that from 9/10.
4/5×2/2= 8/10. Then if we subtract that from the 9/10 left of the pizza, we get 1/10, the amount remaining.
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To evaluate two fractions being divided, you must turn the right fraction into a reciprocal. That means you must put the bottom number at the top and then put the top number on the bottom (you’re basically switching them).
8/13 / 3/2
Now, once you turned the other number into a reciprocal, you multiply across. The top number times the other top number and do this to the bottom numbers, too.
8/13 * 3/2 = 24/26
You found the answer, 24/26. But as you can see, it’s not one of the choices. That’s because you need to simplify.
24/26 / 2/2 = 12/13
12/13 is your answer, or choice C!
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