Answer:1 jar = 2 × 8 = 16 ounces. So, number of jars required to fill 1 gallon of blue paint is : Therefore, 8 jars are required to fill 1 gallon of blue paint.
Answer:
1.40 litres; order of operations
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
First, write it out in the full form.
#1 (.75 litres of blackberry juice + .60 litres of blueberry juice + .25 litres of guava juice) - .20 litres drank = 1.4 litres of juice remaining in the jar
Part B:
Removing the wordy descriptions from the expression, we get the following:
#2 (.75 + .60 +.25) - .20
or, by adding the numbers in the parentheses first:
#3 (1.60) - .20 = 1.40
#4 1.40 litres of juice left in the jar
The order of operations was used in moving from step #2 to step #3, as operations within the parentheses were conducted before subtracting the .20 litres of juice which were drank.
X=1/30
Reduce 6/9 to 2/3, take 2/3 from both sides, then subtract the fractions
T - 76 = 0
If you switch it around, it becomes:
0 + 76 = t
0 + 76 = 76
t = 76
~Hope this helped~
Answer:
Mr. Vu can go 2910 miles on 15 battery charges (D).
Step-by-step explanation:
If 1 battery charge lasts 194, then we can multiply 15 by 194 to find this amount of miles.
15 times 194 equals 2910, so with 15 battery charges, he would go 2910 miles.
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