Answer:
9/16
Step-by-step explanation:
First, note that 10000 multiplied by .5625 will get rid of the decimal point. Therefore, make a fraction where the numerator is .5625 times 10000 and denominator is 10000 like this:
.5625 x 10000
10000
Next, multiply the numbers in the numerator together and keep the denominator as is. Now our fraction looks like this:
5625
/10000
The greatest common factor of 5625 and 10000 is 625, which means you can divide the numerator and denominator by 625 and keep the same value:
5625 ÷ 625
/10000 ÷ 625
And when calculating the numerator and denominator in our fraction above, we get .5625 as a fraction in the simplest form possible:
.5625 =
9
/16
B I hope this help I think it’s right
Let's call the team members: y(ou), k, ma, mi, d, s , that's 6 members.
We know that the number of candies is 18+23+20+28 (which is 89) plus whatever Simon and Doug found.
If the average per person is 22, then all people in total found 6*22=132.
We don't know how much doug and Simon found, but together they found 132-89=32+11=43,
Once we know how much Doug found, we can subtract it from 43 and we'll know.
From all the people so far, Michelle found the most, but it could be that either Doug or Simon found more: the problem is we don't have enough information now to find out.
Its the 3rd from the left good luck
Answer:
I won't stop the line for a half hour break.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Proportions</u>
One quantity A is said to be proportional to other B if A can always be obtained by multiplying or dividing B by any constant number. Numbers {4,8,12} are proportional to {2,4,6} because they can be computed as twice their value
.
There is a situation described in the problem where we need to know if there will be enough time to produce the 900 toasters (the goal for the day) when the assembly line is stopped by half an hour.
Actual time: 2:00 pm
Final time: 5:00 pm
Rate of production: 2 toasters/minute
Actual production: 560 toasters
Updated goal: 900-560 = 340 toasters
Those 340 toasters must be produced in the remaining 3 hours (180 minutes) of work. If the assembly line stops for half an hour (30 minutes), there will be only 150 minutes to finish the goal production. At a rate of 2 toasters/minute, there will be 2*150 = 300 toasters produced. But we need to produce 340 more toasters, so that break cannot be granted or we'll be 40 toasters under goal.
It the line keeps producing for 180 minutes, it would produce 2*180 = 360 toasters, 20 more than the goal.
Note: The maximum break time that can be granted is 20/2 = 10 minutes
