Answer: 3 different ways
Those three ways, I'll label as A, B, and C
A) Buying the 78 cookies one at a time
B) Buying 6 packs of the 13-count cookies, so 13*6 = 78 cookies total.
C) Buying 2 packs of the 39-count cookies, so 2*39 = 78 cookies total
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For option A, we can imagine a rectangle that is 1 unit high and 78 units long giving an area of 1*78 = 78. Or we can imagine a single row of 78 cookies in this row.
In option B, we can have a rectangle that is 13 by 6, giving an area of 78. Or We could have 6 rows of 13 cookies per row (each row representing a package of cookies).
Option C would be similar to B, instead there would be 2 rows of 39 cookies per row.
Answer:
Area of the figure = 36 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of the given composite figure = Area of the rectangle ABCE - Area of triangle CDE
Area of rectangle ABCE = Length × Width
= AB × AC
= 6 × 8
= 48 in²
Area of triangle CDE =
=
= 12 in²
Now area of the composite figure = 48 - 12
= 36 square inch
Answer:
20c
Step-by-step explanation:
C represent the chocolate Mason brought. Cameron brought 20 times as many chocolates. This means that however many chocolates Mason brought, Cameron has 20 times more than what Mason brought. So meaning we can this equation as