A. If a rice costs $1.33 per kilogram, then 1.3 kg will cost 1.33 * 1.3 = 1.729. We can round it $1.73.
B. If a milk costs $0.71 per liter, with $3.00 you can buy 3 / 0.71 = 4.22 liters (after rounding to the hundredth).
C. In (A) we have cost of standard amount and an information how many of rice we want to buy. We find it by multiplying. In (B) we have cost of standard amount and an information about how much money do we have. We find it by dividing.
Answer:
2
Work:
-8 - (-2)/-2 - 1 = -6/-3 = 2
7 + 2(x - 3) + 5x
= 7 + 2x - 6 + 5x <em>distributed 2 into x - 3</em>
= 7 - 6 + 2x + 5x <em>grouped like terms together</em>
= 1 + 7x
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To determine the combined amount of cats sold: is equal to 117 cats
- Let the number of Siamese cats sold be S.
- Let the number of House cats sold be H.
- Let the combined amount of cats sold be C.
<u>Given the following data:</u>
- Number of Siamese cats sold = 36
To determine the combined amount of cats sold:
The ratio of Siamese cats sold is given by:
C = 117 cats
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