Factor the numerator and factor the denominator.
Then you divide the numerator and the denominator by the common factor to reduce the fraction.
Honestly, I don't think there is a certain method or anything to find how much candy corn there is in that jar. Try counting and rounding or just take a solid guess ! You'll maybe be closer to the answer by taking a solid guess ! Good luck :)
Hi,
10p-5/5+3(p-1)
10p-1+3p-3
10p+3p-1-3
13p-4
Hope this is helpful!
13. if edward wins 6 of his remaining games...that would make a total of 12 wins (since he already won 6 earlier)
3/4 as many winsa as edward....3/4(12) = 36/4 = 9...so he would have to win 9 to have 3/4's as much as edward...and howard has already won 4...so he needs (9 - 4) = 5....he needs 5 wins
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14. Robert has already won 2, and he has lost 8...so he would have to win at least 7 of his games to have more wins then losses
Answer:
x 
12
[12,∞]
Step-by-step explanation:
