Answer:
the photo is a little blurry I cannot answer the question unfortunately sorry
A) 1.1/1=11/10
B)10.1/1=101/10
C).1/1=1/10
D).01/1=1/100
you put the number you have to multiply the decimal with to get a whole n.o as the decimal
Hope you found this answer useful
The answer is the first option: 1)
> the quantity
times
minus
all over 
The explanation is shown below:
1. To solve this problem you must pply the following proccedure:
2. Move the term
to the left member. As the variable is negative, multiply the expression by
and change the direction of the sign:

The answer is 3/8. You can find a common denominator of 64 among all of the fractions. From this, you can find how many orange candies there are. There is 64 candies, and 40 of them are other flavors, so there's 24 orange candies. You can create the fraction 24/64 and simplify it down to 3/8.