The answer is 1 2/3+4 2/5=91/15
Answer:
i don't know this type of work.
Step-by-step explanation:
i'm only in 10th grade
4/5x-2>3/10*2x
4/5x-2>3/5x (3/10*2=3/5)
-2>-1/5x (subtract the 4/5x)
10<x (divide by -1/5 and change sign)
Answer:
56 bags of a chocolate and a popsicle
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to find the relationship between the number of popsicles and the number of chocolates, which would be the quotient of these:
100/56 = 1.78
Since it does not reach number two, you cannot add 2 popsicles and 2 chocolates, therefore the only way that they contain the same amount is that there is a chocolate and a popsicle, that is to say that a total of 56 bags would come out.
