Big marbles = 45red 3/4 blue
Small marbles = 2/5 red 3/5 blue 24 more small blue mabrles than red marbles
What percentage of the marbles are big marbles
First of all lets working out the missing values:
Big Marbles, 45 red, 3/4 blue. If 45 red is 1/4, then 135 (45*3) is 3/4.
Big Marbles, 45 red, 135 blue = 180 in total
For the small marbles, we do some logical thinking:
If red is 2/5, and blue is 3/5. And blue has 24 more than red.
That means 24 = 1/5
So in total there are 120 small marbles (24*5)
There are 180 big marbles
We add these together, 120 + 180 = 300 marbles
180 / 300 = 0.6 = 60%
^ Divide the big marbles by the number of total marbles
60% of the marbles are big marbles
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Answer:
L = w+2
L+w = 60
W+2+w = 60
2w+2 = 60
W+1 = 30
W = 29
L = 31
First Division, next Addition and Subtraction (left-to-right)
4 + 8 : 2 - 1 = 4 + 4 - 1 = 8 - 1 = 7
<h3>Answer: b. 7</h3>
We can represent this situation by the equation 2x+4x+5x=33.
Then 11x=33, and x = 3.
Then the children's ages are in the ratio 2x:4x:5x, or 2(3):4(3):5(3), or
6:12:15.
Do these 3 ages add up to 33? 6 + 12 + 15 = 33? YES!
The children's ages are 6, 12 and 15 years respectively.
Answer:
the answer to this is BC= 83
