I am assuming from the answer choices that you meant Jaclyn's chances of winning.
There are 6 sides of a dice and it's rolled twice.
6×2=12
So while Morgan has a 2/12 chance (simplified that would be 1/6), Jaclyn has a 10/12 chance of winning (simplified that would be 1/3).
Therefore your answer would be A: 1/3
Answer:
64 cups of lemon juice
Explanation:
First, you can determine with the information provided the amount of cups of lemon needed to prepare sixteen cups of lemonade:
5 cups of lemonade→2 cups of lemon juice
16 cups of lemonade→x
x=(16*2)/5=6.4 cups of lemon juice
Now, you now that for sixteen cups that is the amount in a gallon you need 6.4 cups of lemon juice and you can use a rule of three to determine the amount needed for ten gallons of lemonade:
1 gallon of lemonade→6.4 cups of lemon juice
10 galons of lemonade→x
x=(10*6.4)/1=64 cups of lemon juice
According to this, the answer is that 64 cups of lemon juice are needed to make ten gallons of lemonade.
Answer:
Ounces of strawberry juice: 20 ounces
Ounces of water: 80 ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, we can use the equation:
x + y = 100 ounces
Where x = The number of ounces of strawberry juice
and y = The number of ounces of water
Since we know that Molly uses four times as many ounces of water for each ounce of strawberry juice, we can conclude that:
y = 4x
With this information, we can use substitution to solve for x.
x + y = 100 ounces
x + (4x) = 100
Combine like-terms.
5x = 100
x = 20
Now that we know the value of x, we can figure out how many ounces of strawberry juice and how many ounces of water Molly needs.
Since x = The number of ounces of strawberry juice, Molly needs to use 20 ounces of strawberry juice.
Since y = The number of ounces of water, Molly needs to use 80 ounces of strawberry juice. (y = 4x | x = 20 | y = 4(20) | y = 80)
~Hope this helps!~
Answer: Ken Should have moved 9 units to the right because his prediction for May is 9°C. Moving to the left part of the number line would take Ken into negative degrees. 9°C is warmer than 7°C. Therefore, Ken should have moved 9 units to the right of the number line instead of 2 units to the left.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
the last picture
Step-by-step explanation:
the one where the line hits the -3 mark on the y-axis
