First we have to find how much water leaked
5galllons-3 gallons=2 galllos of water leaked
Now we know

Finally we can simplify it

- its the answer
Answer:
A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Blueberries
7/8 + 8/9 = 1 55/72
1 55/72 x 4 =
1 = 72
72 + 55 = 127
127/72 x 4/1 = 504/288
504/72 = 7/1
7
Even tho 7 isn´t an option I would pick A. because it is the closest
Answer:
Jeff read 5/28 of a book in 1 hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
The rate given is 5/7 of a book read in 4 hours.
If the questions asks how much he read in 1 hour, it means the answer needed is a unit rate.
A unit rate is a rate per unit. In this case, a rate per hour.
Let’s find how much Jeff read in 1 hour:
5/7 in 4 hours is the rate given so:
5/7 ÷ 4
= 5/7 x 1/4
= 5/28 (already simplified/final answer)
SO, Jeff read 5/28 of the book in 1 hour.
Brainliest? Hope this helped!
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there!
Given;
= 5(π\6)
We have;
π = 180°
Keeping value of π in the question;
= 5(180°/6)
= 5*30°
= 150°
Therefore, answer is option B.
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If we have 420 books for every 7 shelves and are looking for how many books are on 4 shelves, we need to set up fractional proportions.
We have 7 shelves for every 420 books, so we will have our first fraction like this:
7/420.
We also have 4 shelves for every x books, so our second fraction will be 4/x.
Set these fractions up as an equation.
7/420 = 4/x
To solve for x, we need to cross multiply the numerators of one fraction with the denominators of the other fraction.
In other words, multiply the top number of one fraction by the bottom number of the other question.
It should look like this:
7(x)
420(4)
7(x) = 7x
420(4) = 1680
Set your products up as an equation.
7x = 1680
Now to solve for x, we need to simplify.
Currently, x is being multiplied by 7.
To get x alone, divide 7x by 7.
Remember, what you do to one side of an equation, you must do to the other, so divide 1680 by 7.
7x / 7 = x
1680 / 7 = 240
You are left with:
x = 240.
For every 4 shelves you have 240 books.
I hope this helps!