Answer:
Could you post the rest of it pllease
Step-by-step explanation:
A fifty-fifty sugar-water solution would contain the same amount of water by weight as by sugar, that is, 0.5 lb water.
In other words, a solution that is made up of 0.5 lb sugar and 0.5 lb water is a 50% sugar concentration.
Answer:
Option 3
Step-by-step explanation:
All equations are in slope-intercept form. 
The 'm' is the slope.
The 'b' is the y-intercept.
The slope is also known as the rate of change. So, we would have to look at what replaces 'm' and select two equations that have the same rate of change.
<em>Let's look over the equations:</em>
<h3>Equation A:</h3>

In this equation, 0.3 replaces 'm', so the rate of change for this equation is 0.3.
<h3>Equation B:</h3>

In this equation, 3 replaces 'm', so the rate of change for this equation is 3.
<h3>Equation C:</h3><h3>

</h3>
In this equation, 0.3 replaces 'm', so the rate of change for this equation is 0.3.
<h3>Equation D:</h3><h3>

</h3>
In this equation, 0.03 replaces 'm', so the rate of change for this equation is 0.03.
Equation C and equation A have 0.3 as the slope. Since the question asks for two equations that have the same rate of change, the answer would be Equations A and C, or Option 3.
I think the answer is a third. Not completely sure.. sorry :((
Answer:
Maya is correct. She wrote equivalent fractions with the same denominator and then correctly compared the fractions. Aimee wrote equivalent fractions with the same numerator but did not correctly compare the fractions. Only Maya is correct.
When you're comparing fractions, you have to set them equal to the same denominator, not the same numerator.
Hope this helps