6 1/2
First you find a common denominator. 1/4 = 3/12 and 1/3 = 4/12.
3/12 + 4/12 + 11/12 = 18/12.
18/12 = 6 6/12 = 6 1/2
50=3x+b. you never specify the variable that replaces b
10 is the estimate because you have 58, and you put it in 589 10 times.
Answer:
From what we know about percentages and unit rates, the correct options are:
1) 100
2) 1
What is a percent?
Suppose we have an amount A, this would be the 100%.
If we want to know how much a quantity B represents, compared to A, we have:
A = 100%
B = x
where x is a percentage, to find the value of x we compute:
x = (B/A)*100%
While there is a dependence on A, we actually are comparing the term with 100 (because A represents a 100%), so the correct option is A: 100
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Yes you can divide fractions using models here is an example
