The prime factorization of 640 can be written as 27 × 51 where 2, 5 are prime.
Answer:
a
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) There are 1/4 cups of flour per serving
<u>Work:</u> 1.5/6=1/4
(b) There are aprox. .18 cups of sugar per serving.
<u>Work:</u> 9/12+4/12=13/12 n then divide 13/12 by 6
(c) You need 2 1/4 cups of flour to make 9 servings
<u>Work:</u> 1.5/2=.75 1.5+.75=2.25=2 1/4 cups
(d) Someone would need to know the amount of sugar per serving to make the recipe accurate.
<em>Question 2</em>
(a) You're account is at $10 dollars
<u>Work:</u> $5x5 (days)=$25. add 25 to -15 and you have $10 dollars in you're account.
(b) 5 days.
<u>Work:</u> 10/2=5 10-10=$0
$60 I think
Use a calculator just in case I’m wrong
I think that may be a trick question because all the the numbers can be on the number line
