Answer:
123 full pages
Step-by-step explanation:
Given


Required
Determine the number of full page
To do this, we simply divide the total stamps by stamps in each page;



Then we record only the quotient
The quotient is the digits before the decimal

<em>Hence, she has 123 full pages</em>
Your answer would be A 1040.
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute 1 in place of x and the result is -4.
Again substitute 3 in place of x and the result is 6.
Change=6-(-4)=10
You could understand the ration as parts: the total number of parts was 3+7=10.
So girls were 3/10 parts and boys 7/10 parts. The difference was 7-3=4 parts. this difference is equal to 360, so each part is 90 (4*90 =360).
so girls are "3 parts" and each part is 90, then the number of girls is 3*90=270.