Answer:
Mr. Holms used 1/10 of the whole carton for each serving.
Step-by-step explanation:
Mr. Holms used 4/5 of the carton, which means he has 1/5 of the carton remaining from a whole carton and if he divides 1/5 among 2 servings he gets 1/5 divided by 2 is 1/10.
Check Your Answer: 4/5 divided among 2 servings would be 4/5+ 1/10 + 1/10 = 8/10 + 1/10 + 1/10 = 10/10 = 1 whole carton.
Answer:
the answer is 0.75
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Answer:
x=30
Step-by-step explanation:
3(x+2)^3/5 +3=27
Subtract 3 from each side
3(x+2)^3/5 +3-3=27-3
3(x+2)^3/5 =24
Divide by 3
3/3(x+2)^3/5 =24/3
(x+2)^3/5 =8
Take everything to the 5/3 power to get rid of the exponent on the left side
(x+2)^3/5 ^ 5/3=8 ^ 5/3
Remember that a^b^c = a^ (b*c)
(x+2)^(3/5 * 5/3)=8 ^ 5/3
(x+2)=8 ^ 5/3
Replace 8 with 2^3
(x+2)=2^3 ^ 5/3
Remember that a^b^c = a^ (b*c)
(x+2)=2^(3 * 5/3)
x+2 = 2^5
x+2 = 32
Subtract 2 from each side
x+2-2 = 32-2
x=30
(The question is asking you to write your own problem, however, I will provide my own lame example)
My example:
There is a circus show in town this week. After looking at the total earnings of the show, it appears that it generated a total of $145,775 from ticket sales alone. The pricing was set at $25 a ticket, period. How many total tickets were purchased to the show?
Solving the problem:
The process is simple. Just as you asked in your question, divide the value of 145,775 (total number of dollars made off tickets) by 25 (total cost per ticket) to find the number of tickets bought.
145,775 divided by 25 is 5,831, the number of tickets sold.
