Answer:
Julie's share of the profits is (6/16)($4000) = $1500
Step-by-step explanation:
Write and solve an equation of ratios:
Jane's contrib. $10000 10
---------------------- = -------------- = ------ .
Julie's contrib. $6000 6
Adding 10 and 6 together, we get 16.
Julie's share of the profits is (6/16)($4000) = $1500. Jane would take (10/16)($4000), or $2500.
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When dealing with statistics (probabilities of events etc) and histograms
First take the amount of drinks and popcorn needed then multiply the amount by the price then see if she has enough money when you finish the multiplying.
