Yes, 5 goes into 100 exactly 20 times because 5 multiplied by 20 is 100
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Answer:
answer is c makes sense because you just add 1.25 x 20
Lets find how much flour we need for just one serving.
2 2/3 ÷ 6
8/3 ÷ 6
8/3 * 1/6
8/18
4/9 cup of flour per serving
If we triple the recipe (6 * 3 = 18), we will have a total of 18 servings. Multiply the amount of flour we got for one serving to 18 servings.
4/9 * 18/1
72/9
8 cups of flour for 18 servings
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The 20th of February for seven nights:
Mr. Jones: 714
Mrs. Jones: 714
Child 1: 95% of 714 = 678.30
Child 2: 95% of 714 = 678.30
Total Price: 2784.60
The 10th of April for fourteen nights:
Mr. Jones: 802
Mrs. Jones: 802
Child 1: 85% of 802 = 681.70
Child 2: 85% of 802 = 681.70
Total Price: 2967.40
The 10th of April for fourteen nights is 182.80 pounds greater than the 20th of February for seven nights.
