Plz help me with Q:13 And Q:14

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Art [367]3 years ago

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For number 13: You have to count how many wedges of cheese there are that are less than 1/2 pound. So there are 5 slices of cheese that is 3/8 pound and 2 slices of cheese that is 1/4 pound. 5+2=7. The answer is B) 7. For number 14: You have to subtract 25 from 193 to get 168 because she made a payment of $25. Next you have to divide 168 by 24, so it equals 7 because she pays $24 each week.The answer is A) 7.

PolarNik [594]3 years ago

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For question 13, you need to look at all the numbers that are less than 1/2 and then count the number of marks in total .
Answer: 7 B
For question 14, you need to first make an equation that suits the circumstances and the situations in this problem.
$25+$24x=$193
$24x=$168
x=7 weeks
x stands for the number of weeks that she has to wait for in order to save enough money to purchase the camera.
Answer: 7 weeks A

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