Answer:
since we are not given the options, I will write down a few equations that represent the number of French bread loaves and bagels:
- a = number of loaves of French bread
- b = number of bagels
- available amount of flour = 38
2a + b ≤ 38
2a ≤ 38 - b
a ≤ (38 - b) / 2
a ≤ 19 - 0.5b
b ≤ 38 - 2a
b ≤ 2(19 - a)
Hopefully one of these equations is one of the choices given to you.
4/11 is 0.363636363636
And "36" just keeps repeating
ANSWER

EXPLANATION
The given fraction is,

To get an equivalent fraction, we multiply both the numerator and the denominator by the same quantity that will give us
w²+w-20
in the denominator.
This implies that,

We multiply out the numerators and denominators using the distributive property to obtain,

This simplifies to