yes the equation can be used to measure density
Step-by-step explanation:
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38 samples per hour is your answer
Used 3/4 to make scarf
2 scarves needs 3/4+3/4=6/4=3/2 yard
can it be made with 1 and 4/5?
1 and 4/5=5/5+4/5=9/5
compare 3/2 and 9/5
times first fraction by 5/5 and 2nd by 2/2
15/10 and 18/10
15/10<18/10
yes, has enough
confused by the division, please use parenthasees like (3/4) instead of 'fraction 3 over 4'
C or D, very confused by words that are many
