Answer:
The price for each pound of tuna is not always the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
What we do is divide the price by the amount of tuna to find the price for each amount of tuna
For the 1st one, we have $8 for 2 tuna so we do 8/2
8/2 = 4
For the 2nd we have $16 for 4 so we do 16/4
16/4 = 4
For the 3rd, we have $27 for 9 so we do 27/9
27/9 = 3
QUADRANT 3 IS the right answer
<span>Yes, there will be a total of 6 distance markers that are placed at the same location as one of the other items. At 25% through the race there will be a water station and distance marker. At 40% through the race there will be another water station and distance marker. At 50% there will be a viewing station and two distance markers. At 60% there will be a water station and a distance marker. At 80%, another water station and distance marker. And finally, at 100% through the race there will be a water station, viewing station and two distance markers.</span>
The ratio would be 3:1
( the 6 triangles are blue, which I’m pretty sure they are.)
Since there are 18 yellows and 6 blues, and the question calls for the ratio of the yellows to the blues, the ratio is 18:6. But you always have to simplify. The GCF is 6, so you would divide both of them by 6. The ratio is then 3:1.
Hello there! They want you to find the decimal of the fraction. All you have to do is divide the number on top by the number at the bottom. 7/20 = 0.35
