It's the same angle. The equation, then, is 5y+1=51. Subtract one from both sides, so now you've got 5y=50. Divide each side by 5 and you've got y=10.
10÷5/6
When dividing a number by a fraction, it is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal (the fraction flipped over)
so..
10÷5/6= 10×6/5= 60÷5= 12
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If he scored x points in the first half, then x + p = 31
For a quantity that changes frequently from month to month, the best kind of graph is a pie chart.a true
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The first part/question sounds like a Division problem because theirs 18 guests and each slice feeds 6 people. Therefore, Laura orders 3 boxes of Pizzas. But make sure you try Photomath,V3, or Khan Academy apps before you write down the answer to the first question.
