Answer:
3 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
3/4 * 1/5
First you would turn 1/5 into a reciprocal
Now your equation would be 3/4 *5/1
Now you multiply 3/4 * 5/1
15/4
Now find 15/4 as a mixed number
15/4 as a mixed number would be 3 3/4
Therefore there are 3 3/4 1/2 cup servings in a 3/4 cup of ice
Answer:
4/663
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 4 queens and 4 kings in a deck. Drawing a queen would be 4/52. Drawing a king afterwards with replacing the queen would be 4/51 because you took a queen but didn't replace that one queen card so the deck has only 51 cards left after you drew the queen. Drawing a queen would not affect your chance of drawing a king card, it will only affect the total number of cards left because you didn't replace the card afterwards. 4*4=16;52*51=2652. 16/2652 can be simplified to 4/663 by dividing 4 to both numbers. 16/4=4 and 2652/4=663. The probability of drawing a queen then a king without replacement would be 4/663.
Answer:
There are 9 boys in the choir
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, create two equivalent fractions with the information given
boys 3 x
------- = ------ = ------
girls 4 12
Then, cross-multiply
4x = 3(12)
4x = 36
x = 9
Graph those points given, in a cartesian plane grid,
that is, an x,y axis grid
and try to make a straight line from the leftmost, to
the rightmost, they don't really line up as a straight
line, so... try to draw a line that will cover "most of
the points", there will be a couple or so "outliers",
the line that "covers most of the points" is so-called
"best-fit" line, so, using that line, try to get what
"y" is, when x = 3
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