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guapka [62]
3 years ago
9

A restaurant used 5 pounds of ground beef to make one dozen hamburger. At this rate,how many pounds of ground are needed to make

144 hamburger?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Firdavs [7]3 years ago
3 0
In order to make 144 hamburgers you’re need 60 pounds of ground beef. hope this helps!
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\mathrm{27.\qua\:D\quad\: 9\dfrac{ 1  }{ 8  }\qua\:lb}

\mathrm{28.\qua\:H\quad\:14.6}

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Step-by-step explanation:

26.

\mathrm{\dfrac{ 3  }{ 4  }\:mile\:per\:one\:hour}

\mathrm{To\:find\:how\:far\:Jet's\:cousin\:can\:walk\:in\:3\:hours\:,\:we\:multiply\:\dfrac{ 3  }{ 4  }\:by\:3}

3 \times   \dfrac{ 3  }{ 4  }

\mathrm{Express\: 3 \times   \left(  \dfrac{ 3  }{ 4  }    \right)\:as\:a\:singe\:fraction}

\dfrac{ 3 \times  3  }{ 4  }

\mathrm{Multiply\:3\:and\:3\:to\:get\:9}

\dfrac{ 9  }{ 4  }

\mathrm{Convert\:\dfrac{ 9  }{ 4  }\:to\:a\:mixed\:number}

2 \dfrac{ 1  }{ 4  }

\mathrm{So\:she\:can\:walk\:2 \dfrac{ 1  }{ 4  }\:miles\:in\:3\:hours}

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\mathrm{Since\:we\:want\:to\:find\:how\:many\:pounds\:both\:pumpkins\:weigh\:together,\:we\:have\:to\:add.}

5 \dfrac{ 3  }{ 4  }  +3 \dfrac{ 3  }{ 8  }

\mathrm{Turn\:both\:mixed\:fractions\:into\:improper\:fractions}

\dfrac{ 23  }{ 4  }  + \dfrac{ 27  }{ 8  }

\mathrm{Least\:common\:multiple\:of\:4\:and\:8\:is\:8}

\mathrm{Multiples\:of\:4}:\quad4,8,12,16,20

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\dfrac{ 23  }{ 4  }  + \dfrac{ 27  }{ 8  }

\mathrm{Convert\:  \dfrac{ 23  }{ 4  }   \:and\:  \dfrac{ 27  }{ 8  }   \:to\:fractions\:with\:denominator\:8}

\dfrac{ 23 \times  2  }{ 4 \times  2  }  + \dfrac{ 27  }{ 8  }

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\mathrm{Subtract\:14.593\:from\:29.193\:to\:get\:14.6}

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The equation for this is:

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\dfrac{ 1  }{ 4  }   \times  100

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\mathrm{Turn\:90\%\:into\:a\:decimal}

\mathrm{Current\:compacity} =  0.9   \times  37.68

\mathrm{Multiply\:0.9\:and\:37.68\:to\:get\:33.912}

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