Turn 1.4 into a whole number. Which makes 1.4 to 14. We know that 3 has a decimal point at the end. So move the decimal point of 3 to the right, making it 30. Now do 30/14. You will get...

30/14 = 2.14

GG ;)

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3 years ago

Susan wants to buy cherries for a party. She has $8.00 to spend. Cherries are $2.75/kg. How many kilograms of cherries can Susan

OLga [1]

Answer:you would have to divide $8.00/$2.75 and it would equal $2.90

Step-by-step explanation:This may help and if it does please thank me in the comments.

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3 years ago

Andrea bought 12 bagels and 10 muffins at the bakery of these items 2/3of the bagels were Multigrain and3/5of the muffins were b

nevsk [136]

Hi there!

If Andrea bought 12 bagels and 2/3 were multigrain we can determine what the total amount of bagels that are multigrain by finding a common denominator. We can do this by multiplying 2/3 * 4 which gets us the common denominator we need.

2/3 * 4 <--- Equation
8/12 <--- Simplified from step 1.

Therefore 8 out of the 12 bagels Andrea bought were multigrain!

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3 years ago