Answer:
0.54 ounces in each tube
Step-by-step explanation:
Add the amount she used so we can add it in. 1.35+0.27= 1.62. Then divide it by the number of tube and since it was a 3 pack you divide it by 3. 1.62/3=0.54 so there is 0.54 ounces in each tube.
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<em>Question:</em>
<em>If one basket contains five bottles each weighing 7 1/4 and the other basket has six apples each weighing 6 1/2 ounces. Which basket is heavier and by how much
?</em>
Answer:
The basket of bottles weighs more than the basket of apples by
ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
Given




Required
Determine which basket is heavy
and by how much?
First, we need the total weight of each basket.
For the bottles' basket






For the bottles' basket






By comparing both total weights, 
Hence:
The basket of bottles weighs more than the basket of apples
Calculating the difference:





Hence:
It weighs more by
ounces
Answer: The correct option is triangle GDC
Step-by-step explanation: Please refer to the picture attached for further details.
The dimensions give for the cube are such that the top surface has vertices GBCF while the bottom surface has vertices HADE.
A right angle can be formed in quite a number of ways since the cube has right angles on all six surfaces. However the question states that the diagonal that forms the right angle runs "through the interior."
Therefore option 1 is not correct since the diagonal formed in triangle BDH passes through two surfaces. Triangle DCB is also formed with its diagonal passing only along one of the surfaces. Triangle GHE is also formed with its diagonal running through one of the surfaces.
However, triangle GDC is formed with its diagonal passing through the interior as shown by the "zigzag" line from point G to point D. And then you have another line running from vertex D to vertex C.
Answer:
20 cans
Step-by-step explanation:
Eileen collected 78 empty cans to recycle
Carl collected 62 empty cans to recycle
They pack equal number of cans in 7 boxes
Therefore the number of cans in each boxes can be calculated as follows.
= 62 + 78/7
= 140/7
= 20
Hence there were 20 cans in each boxes