No because if you divide 1.25 by two to find out what the half is in 2.5, it would be .62… and since she wants to buy 2.5 pounds, you've already figured out the .5, so 1.25x2 + .62, it would be 3.12.
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Answer:
24cb 18 hb
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call C the number of cheese burger sold and H the number of hamburgers.
As the cheeseburger sold are 3/4 of hamburgers, we can represent with the following equation:
C= (3/4)H (equation 1)
The total of burgers sold are the total of cheeseburger plus the total of hamburgers, and the sum 42. The equation representing it is:
C + H = 42
Replacing C by its value of eq. 1:
(3/4)H + H = 42
(3/4)H + (4/4)H = 42
(7/4) H = 42
Dividing both sides by (7/4)
H = 42/(7/4)
H= 42*(4/7)
H= (42/7)*4
H= 6*4
H=24
Then, C is:
C=(3/4)H
C=(3/4)*24
C= 3*24/4
C=72/4
C=18
We can verify it summing C+H
C+H=24+18=42 verified!
24 students forget their pencil out of 120 students.
Hello,
Let's assume a,b,c the 3 sides of the triangle.
a=9
b=10
c=24-a-b=5
