Explanation:
To mark 2/5; move two parts on the right-side of zero. To mark 11/5; move eleven parts on the right-side of zero. To mark -8/5; move eight parts on the left-side of zero. To mark -3/5; move three parts on the left-side of zero.
Yes, your answer are correct! There is a little work to be shown on number 1, but it isn't necessary.
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Answer:
13.5 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Perimeter of the paper square = 18inches
Perimeter of a square = 4s
4s = 18 inches
s = 18/4 = 4.5 inches
Therefore, each side of the square = 4.5 inches.
When the square is cut into 2 rectangles,
The perimeter of one of the rectangles is 10 inches.
Perimeter of the second rectangle = 2L + 2W
Let the length of the rectangle (L) = one side of the square = 4.5 inches
Width of the Rectangle = Length of the square/2 = 4.5 inches/ 2 = 2.25
Perimeter of the second rectangle = 2(4.5) + 2(2.25)
= 9 + 4.5
= 13.5 inches
Answer:
-4 1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
26 ÷ -6
= 26 / -6 (divide both top and bottom by 2)
= 13 / 3
= -13 / 3
= -4 1/3
Let
x--------------> the number of slices eating by Consuela and her <span>three friends
we know that
[total slices]=8*2=16 slices
</span><span>[slices of pizza for her older brother]=2
x=16-2=14 slides
</span><span>Consuela and her friends share the rest of the pizza, each eating the same number of slices---------> 14/4= 3.5 slides of pizza each (</span><span>this part is not necessary, but it is shown in a didactic way)
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the question is
</span><span>What fraction of the 2 pizzas is left over?
</span>[slices of pizza for her older brother]/[total slices]=2/16=1/8
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the answer is (1/8)
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