Erin buys a bag of peanuts away is 3/4 of a pound later that week the bag is 2/3 full how much does the bag of peanuts weigh now
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Divide 4w to every term separately.
48/4 = 12
w^3/w = w^2
So our first term is 12w^2.
128/4 = 32
w^2/w = w
So our second term is 32w.
4w/4w = 1
Anything divided by itself is 1.
-1/4w, this can't be simplified further, so this is our last term.
So we have:
48/4 = 12
w^3/w = w^2
So our first term is 12w^2.
128/4 = 32
w^2/w = w
So our second term is 32w.
4w/4w = 1
Anything divided by itself is 1.
-1/4w, this can't be simplified further, so this is our last term.
So we have:
100% = $250
divide $175 by 70 to obtain 1% then multiply by 100 for 100%
100% = $175 × = $250