In this question, we're trying to find the cost of feeding the cats for a year.
We know that we use 12 cans to feed the cats
We also know that each can costs $0.60
To find how much the cafeteria spent on the cats, we need to see how much 12 cans cost, and multiply that by 52 to get our yearly cost
Solve:
12 · 0.60 = 7.2
12 cans = $7.20
Now multiply 7.20 by 52 to get our minimum yearly cost for the cats.
52 · 7.20 = 374.4
This means that it costs $374.4 to feed the cats for a year.
Answer
$374.40
By dividing the corresponding sides of similar sides' lengths
You first need to change 2 1/3 into a mixed fraction, which would be 7/3 and multiply by 5/1, which would be 35/3, and then divide 35 and 3 to get and answer of 11 2/3, which is the answer.
0.05 kilogramos.................
Answer:
Ahmed has more toffees
Ben has more chocolates
Step-by-step explanation:
Ahmed:
60% = 3/5
3/5 x 30 = 18
therefore out of 30, 18 are toffees.
30 - 18 = 12
therefore 12 are chocolates
Ben:
3/8 x 40 = 15
therefore out of 40, 15 are toffees
40 - 15 = 25
therefore 25 are chocolates
By the way I am not sure!
