One scarf takes 3/5 of a yard. Two of these takes 6/5 of a yard. If we put the 1 7/10 into an improper fraction we would get 17/10. So in order to compare the two fractions, the 6/5 and the 17/10, they have to have the same denominator. 6/5 can be rewritten as 12/10. 12/10 is less that the 17/10 you have, so yes you can make two scarves with that amount of fabric.
For a , C= 18.85
for b , C= 21.99
for 1 , C= 75.4
for 2 , C= 87.96
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The graph swapped the y and x axis values.
3 MORE than h
"more" indicated addition.
Answer:
cost of bracelet = 25*.05 +4*.45
cost of bracelets = 2(25*.05 +4*.45)
Step-by-step explanation:
One bracelet
Supplies needed:
25 beads and 4 charms
Each bead costs .05 and each charm costs .45
Cost of bracelet = number of beads * cost per bead + number of charms * cost per charm
cost of bracelet = 25*.05 +4*.45
cost of bracelet = 1.2 +1.8
=3.00
To make 2 bracelets
Cost of bracelets =2*( number of beads * cost per bead + number of charms * cost per charm)
cost of bracelets =2*( 25*.05 +4*.45)
cost of bracelets=2( 1.2 +1.8)
cost of bracelets = 2*3
cost of bracelets = 6
