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2 years ago

Help please and explain iti posted this one before but it got deleted somehow

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miv72 [106K]2 years ago

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Answer:

2) $\frac{1}{4} c$

3/4 of the cyclists did not finish, thus 1/4 did.

3) $59-t$

56 people were on the bus. 3 people got on(56+3=59). Then t people got off(-t)

4) $\frac{G}{30}$

Out of 30 people, g of the are girls

5) $\frac{16}{c}$

Out of c people, 16 are boys

Hope it helps <3

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