you lose 9 points because you went 3 times the limit
Answer:
216 different cakes are possible.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a bakery offers 4 different flavors of cake, 3 types of icing, 6 toppings, and 3 different sizes, if one option is chosen from each list, to determine how many different cakes are possible the following calculation must be performed:
4 x 3 x 6 x 3 = X
12 x 18 = X
216 = X
Therefore, 216 different cakes are possible.
First, put the whole fractions to mixed fractions.
First Fraction
4*3+1= 13
Always keep the denominator the same when putting whole to mixed fractions.
13/4
Second Fraction
10*1+1=11
11/10
13/4+11/10
Now, we need both denominators the same number.
13/4*5/5 =65/20
11/10*2/2=22/20
Now we have the denominators the same. We can proceed to add.
65/20+22/20= 87/20
That is the answer for mixed fraction. There is another one for WHOLE fraction.
87/20 =
"4" 7/20
Answer:
24 tiles^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Length = 6
width = 4
Area = Length x width
= 6 x 4
= 24 tiles^2
Answer:
I believe n equals 13.
Step-by-step explanation: