Answer:
first one
Step-by-step explanation:
he adds 5(7) to his collection then 8(4) too and after wards he throws away 2
Your answer is 72 ounces
Problem: How many gallons were in the bowls at the start?
less the 34 cups they served during the first intermissionplus the amount the sixth-graders added, made after the first intermission (during the second act)less the quantity served during the second intermission
The result is the 2 gallons of punch at the end of the performance.
To find out how many gallons they had to begin with, work backward, starting with the 2 gallons left at the end of the performance. When working backward, reverse the operations that occurred in the story from beginning to end. Do this by following the steps below.
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Answer:
If there is 5 peices of a report and Gavin has written 2 out of 5 of those pieces, then there is only 3 pieces left. Meaning Oliver and Michael will either split 1.5 a nd 1.5 of the 3 pieces or one will take 2 and the other will take one.
No, 5/6 is greater.
1) First, you have to get a common denominator, lets use 12
2) To get from 6 to 12 you would multiply times 2
3) Do the same to the numerator(the top number) which is to multiply 5 x 2
4) 5 x 2= 10
5) So, now your fraction has become 10/12
And let me ask you, which is bigger, 10/12 or 2/12
(10/12 is bigger and 2/12 is less)
