If the baker made 5 pounds of icing and used 4/9 of the icing to make decorations, then he used:
5 * 4/9 =
= 20/9 =
= 2 2/9 [of icing]
To find out how much he has left over, we just need to substract 2 2/9 from 5:
5 - 2 2/9 =
= 3 - 2/9 =
= 2 7/9
Answer: The baker has <u>2 7/9</u> of the icing left.
U first start of with writing the numbers from small to greatest so it will be 45,53,53,54,60,62,63,67,68 after that your min will be your smallest, 45 and your Max is 68 than for you mid you start off at both ends with your finger ( if needed) to get your middle which in this case, it’s 60. Now for your Q1 u do the exact same thing for mid but instead of you start from 45 to 60 which gets u to 53 as ur Q1. Finally for your Q3 you you starting off at 60 and ending at 68 and doing the same thing again ur Q3 will be 63.
Answer:
155 + 
+ 14
Step-by-step explanation:
The variable x would represent the number/value we don't know, and in this case, we don't know what number is raised to the third power. This being said, x would represent that number.
The question, although worded a bit confusingly, asks to add 155, the number (x) to the exponent of 3, and 14. Mathematically, this would be 155 + + 14.
Step-by-step explanation:
S = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 7, 8 }
n ( S ) = 8
Let A be the event of getting 4,
A = { 4 }
n ( A ) = 1
P ( A )
= n ( A ) / n ( S )
= 1 / 8
Therefore, the probability of spinning a 4 is 1 / 8.
S = { A, B, A, C, A, B }
n ( S ) = 6
Let Y be the event of getting C,
Y = { C }
n ( Y ) = 1
P ( Y )
= n ( Y ) / n ( S )
= 1 / 6
Therefore, the probability of spinning a C is 1 / 6.
Answer:
If 50.24cm = Circumference
Radius = 8cm
If 50.24cm^2 = Area
Radius = 4cm
Step-by-step explanation:
50.24cm what? Circumference? Area?
π = 3.14
2πr = Circumference
50.24 / 2π = r
r = 8
πr^2 = Area
50.24 / π = r^2
r^2 = 16
r = 4
