64750000000000 (10 zeros in case i typed the wrong amount)
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
You are given Richard’s piano practice for 3 piano solos. Every piano sol
he makes takes 5/12 hour. You are asked to find how long Richard is going to
practice his piano solo. So we have for every 1 piano solo he makes this is
equal to 5/12 hours. This can be best represented by ratio and proportion.
1 piano solo/(5/12 hour) = 3 piano solo/(number of hours)
Number of hours = 3 piano solo/ (1 piano solo/5/12 hours)
<u>Number of hours = 5/4 hours or 1.25 hours.</u>
Answer:
Theo worked for 12 hours and Kade worked for 15
Step-by-step explanation:
if kade worked for 10 hours Theo works for 7 so in total they worked for 17 hours together. So what you do is you just continue counting kades hours, subtracting 3 then add those number together till you get the total of 27 hours.
