Showing fractions can be expressed in model and number line.
Using a model, you have to draw the number of parts (denominator) and shade the number of parts (numerator).
Using a number line, the line starts from 0 to the number of the denominator. You put a marker to the number that is the same as the numerator.
Both model and number line use the value of the numerator and denominator. What makes them different is how they are presented. Model can easily be understood compared to number line.
Answer:
1/3 cups of vanilla per teaspoon
Step-by-step explanation:
Not sure bout this answer but... 22/31
The domain is all of the x values in a set and the range is all of the y-values in a set.
If you have a bunch of points such as (3,6), (7,2), (1,5) the domain would be stated as D={3, 7, 1} and the range would be stated as R={6,2,5} If you have a line, then the domain and range would be set up differently. For example, if you have a line with end points at (-3,2) and (5,8) then the domain would be D=(-3,5) and the range would be R=(2,8)
Answer:
5:2
Step-by-step explanation:
divide then both my 3 to get 5 for 15 and 2 for 6
