Just substitute the values: -1/-10-6 -> -1/-16 -> 1/16.
1, 3/3, 420/420 why such a wierd qustion
Answer:
30 strawberry sundaes.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know there is a total of 70 sundaes.
3 sundaes will be strawberry.
4 sundaes will be choclate.
When you add 3 and 4 together, you get 7. This is your total ratio.
So 3/7 of the sundaes are strawberry.
And 4/7 of sundaes are choclate.
We know there is a total of 70 sundaes.
The total ratio we figured out is 7.
If the total sundaes is 70, and the total ration is 7. Then the total sundaes is 10 times bigger than the ratio.
This means we need to multiply the 3 strawberry sundaes and 4 choclate sundaes by 10.
3*10=30
4*10=40
So there are 30 strawberry sundaes and 40 choclate sundaes.
We need to find the strawberry sundae amount, so the answer is 30.
Hope this helps!
Divide 2 cakes by 2/3 serving:
2 / 2/3 = 2 x 3/2 = 6/2 = 3 servings.
<span>The answer to this question would be: A. the number of adults
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In this question, there are 4 times as many students as adults going on the trip. If we put it into a function where s= student and a=adult, then we could get one equation:<span>
1. s=4a
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Each student ticket cost $2 and each adult ticket cost $4. The total cost of the trip is $144. We also can get one equation for this
2. 2s+ 4a= 144
If you put the first equation into the second, you will get:
</span>2s+4a= 144
2(4a)+4a= 144
The function is already similar with <span>2(4x)+4x but it uses a instead of x. Then x = a = number of adult</span>
