There are two people in this problem and both of them get time for playing if they complete the homeworks in their allotted time.
Taking the first instance of Jonathan
For every 5 hours of doing homework, the number of hours Jonathan
gets for playing video games = 3 hours
Then
For every 1 hour of doing homework, the number of hours Jonathan
gets for playing video games = (3/5) * 1 hours
= 3/5 hours
= 0.6 hours
= (0.6 * 60) minutes
= 36 minutes
Taking the second instance of Lucas
For every 1 hour of doing homework, the number of minutes Lucas
gets for playing video games = 30 minutes
Then we can easily say that if both Jonathan and Lucas spend the same amount of time doing homework, then Jonathan gets more playing time than Lucas.
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Work Shown:
Divide 1300 over 360
1300/360 = 3.611 approximately
Focus on the whole part 3. There are 3 full revolutions
3*360 = 1080, which subtracts off to get 1300-1080 = 220 left over.
The remainder 220 tells us where the angle points. It's in quadrant 3 since 220 degrees is between 180 degrees and 270 degrees.
These girls really need to get their cookie situation organized!
Alright, so... first let's get this problem into a simpler form.
They made 3/5 of the total, then 2 dozen which = 24 and they still have to make 1/3 more.
So to make 3/5 and 1/3 more compatible, find the LCM of the Denominator. This = 15. 5*3=15 so take 3 (from 3/5) and multiply by 3, which is 9.
This turns 3/5 to 9/15
Then do the same to the other fraction. The Denominator (3) x 5 = 15, so take the Numerator (1)x5= 5.
This turns 1/3 to 5/15
Now that this is a little more clear, let's look at the problem with our equal and substituted values.
They made 9/15 of the total, then 2 dozen which = 24 and they still have to make 5/15 more.
So from this, we can see that after they made 24 (2 Dozen) that they need 5/15 more. 15/15 would mean they're done, so that minus 5/15 = 10/15.
The difference from 9/15 & 10/15 is 1/15. This is how much was added when they made 24 more. So now we know that 1/15=24.
With this information, we can finally solve the problem.
They plan to bake 15/15 of the cookies. This is just a term that is equal to 1 whole. The "whole" is the whole amount of cookies being baked. Since 1/15=24, we can figure out 15/15 by taking 15x24.
15 x 24 = 360. So they made 360 cookies. Sounds delicious.
I hope this helped! And hopefully these imaginary friends sell all 360 cookies!
Answer:
It's A
Step-by-step explanation:
i did the quiz
Answer:
(5, 4) is correct.
First comes x, which is horizontal on the graph
Then comes y, which is vertical.