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A student had 500 milliliters of water in a water bottle. She drank 25% of the water before soccer practice. After practice, she drank 1/3 of the remaining water.
How much water, in milliliters, does the student have left in the bottle?
Answer:
the amount of water the student have left in the bottle is 250 milliliters
Step-by-step explanation:
A student had 500 milliliters of water in a water bottle. She drank 25% of the water before soccer practice. After practice, she drank 1/3 of the remaining water.
How much water, in milliliters, does the student have left in the bottle?
Before the soccer practice, she drank 25 % of the water
25% of the water = 25% of 500
= 25% × 500
= × 500
At the right hand-side of the equation, the two zeros will cancel-out the other two zeros, hence;
= 25 × 5
=125
25% of the water = 125 milliliters
From the question, it was said that drank 25% of the water before soccer, this implies that she drank 125 milliliters from the water bottles.
If she drank 125 milliliters of from a 500 milliliters water contain in the water bottle, then the amount of water left will be 500 ml - 125 ml = 375 ml
This implies that before the soccer practice she had 375 milliliters of water left in the water bottle.
After the practice, she drank 1/3 of the remaining water, which means after the practice she drank 1/3 of 375
1/3 of 375 = × 375 =
= 125
After the practice she drank 125 milliliters of water from her 375 milliliters water.
The amount of water she have left after the practice will be;
375 milliliters - 125 milliliters = 250 milliliters
Therefore, the amount of water the student have left in the bottle is 250 milliliters
The complete question in the attached figures
we know that
1 ft---------------> 0.083333 in
so
<span>24 inches high--------------> 24*0.083333=2 ft
</span><span>36 inches wide--------------> 36*0.083333=3 ft
</span><span>we will analyze each drawing
</span><span>
drawing a) scale 1/4 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/4)/1=1/4
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/4)=0.5 in
f</span>or a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/4)=0.75 in
drawing a) is not solution
drawing b) scale 1/2 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/2)/1=1/2
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/2)=1 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/2)=1.5 in
drawing b) is not solution
drawing c) scale 1/2 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/2)/1=1/2
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/2)=1 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/2)=1.5 in
drawing c) is not solution
drawing d) scale 1 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1)/1=1
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1)=2 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1)=3 in
drawing d) is a solution
the answer is
The correct model of the flag is the drawing D
we know that
1 ft---------------> 0.083333 in
so
<span>24 inches high--------------> 24*0.083333=2 ft
</span><span>36 inches wide--------------> 36*0.083333=3 ft
</span><span>we will analyze each drawing
</span><span>
drawing a) scale 1/4 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/4)/1=1/4
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/4)=0.5 in
f</span>or a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/4)=0.75 in
drawing a) is not solution
drawing b) scale 1/2 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/2)/1=1/2
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/2)=1 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/2)=1.5 in
drawing b) is not solution
drawing c) scale 1/2 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1/2)/1=1/2
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1/2)=1 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1/2)=1.5 in
drawing c) is not solution
drawing d) scale 1 in/ 1 ft ----------> (1)/1=1
for a high of 2 ft-------------> 2*(1)=2 in
for a wide of 3 ft-------------> 3*(1)=3 in
drawing d) is a solution
the answer is
The correct model of the flag is the drawing D