A sneaker company can make 50 pairs of sneakers for every 6 yards of material.
Then in each case you can consider proportion.
1. 50 pairs -- 6 yards,
80 pairs -- x yards.
Mathematically,
2. 50 pairs -- 6 yards,
100 pairs -- x yards.
Mathematically,
3. 50 pairs -- 6 yards,
120 pairs -- x yards.
Mathematically,
4. 50 pairs -- 6 yards,
140 pairs -- x yards.
Mathematically,
Thus, the table is
The domain of the relation is the set 
and the range of the relation is 
See attached diagram for the graph of the relation.
Answer: 4 large bottles of water for $3.
Step-by-step explanation: To find how many large water bottles you can buy with $3, you’ll have to divide 12 by 3 which equals to 4. You can check your answer by multiplying 4 x 3 which equals to 12, which is the original amount of large water bottles you can buy for $9.
Answer:
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Answer:2
Step-by-step explanation:
DIVIDE 425 ON BOTH SIDES
AND U WILL GET 2
Answer:
-----×1/72
Step-by-step explanation:
The <em>order of operations</em> says do these operations in order left to right. Please note that ÷ means the same as / unless you define it otherwise in your problem statement.
If you intend the ÷ symbol to be used to indicate everything to its left is divided by everything to its right, it is appropriate to use parentheses for that grouping, as in ...
(-----×1/4)÷(6×3/9) = (-----×1/4)÷2 = -----×1/8
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Here, we're going to evaluate what you have written according to the usual rules as described above.
(-----×1/4)÷6×3/9 = -----×1/24×3/9 = -----×(3/24)/9
= -----×1/8/9
= -----×1/72
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<em>Comment on the arithmetic</em>
Fractions are multiplied and divided in the usual way:
a/b×c = (a×c)/b
a/b/c = (a/b) × (1/c) = a/(b×c)
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<em>Comment on fractions and parentheses</em>
Please note that parentheses are required on any numerator or denominator that consists of anything other than a single number or variable. (The exception is the case where the numerator is a product, because a·b/c = (a·b)/c with or without the parentheses.)
