Yes the quotient of 9 is rational
3. 28 Quarters and 5 dimes.
Answer:
a = 1.5
b = 1.75
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we need to solve
and replace the result in the initial equation as:

Then, this equality apply only if the coefficient of
is equal in both sides and the constant is equal in both sides.
It means that we have two equations:

So, using the first equation and solving for a, we get:

Finally, replacing the value of a in the second equation and solving for b, we get:

Answer:
sorry i cant I really need the points tho
Answer:
Theory
Step-by-step explanation:
Take any 18 objects
For example in this case
Take 18 chocolates
means one sixth , which practically means how many groups of 6 can be formed
So, Try to divide 18 into groups of 6
Count how many such groups are formed(it will be 3)
So one sixth of 18 is 3
That is, 18 comprises of 3 groups, each group containing 6 chocolates