Answer:
65 non-fiction books need to be shelved
Step-by-step explanation:
This question can be solved using a rule of three.
For each 5 non-fiction books, there are 9 fiction books. How many non-fiction books are there when there are 117 fiction books?
5 non-fiction - 9 fiction
x non-fiction - 117 fiction



65 non-fiction books need to be shelved
"Twice the previous term" means the previous term is multiplied by 2 to get the present term. In other words, the next term is 2 times the present term.
The first term is 9 (given).
The second term is 2×9 = 18.
The third term is 2×18 = 36.
You can figure the 4th term, but there is no need. This is sufficient to identify the correct answer as ...
... D. 9, 18, 36, 72
Answer:6
Step-by-step explanation: It asking you for what is equivalent am I correct? So you have to be looking for the equivalent meaning (equal) decimal so the equivalent fraction shown but a decimal of the same fraction so the answer would be 6
Given that the ratio of three trays is A : B : C = 2 : 3 : 4
Let us consider the common factor among the number of trays be "x".
If we need to make a total of 171 trays, then the equation of sum of trays would be :-
Type A + Type B + Type C = 171
2x + 3x + 4x = 171
9x = 171
x =
= 19
So we have following number of trays :-
Number of type A trays = 2x = 38 trays.
Number of type B trays = 3x = 57 trays.
Number of type C trays = 4x = 76 trays.
Now if each tray contains 20 cookies, then we would have following arrangements :-
Cookies in type A trays = 38×20 = 760 cookies.
Cookies in type B trays = 57×20 = 1140 cookies.
Cookies in type C trays = 76×20 = 1520 cookies.
5.
In 4.75 the 7 makes it round up to 5