Answer:
The food will last 7.5 weeks.
Step-by-step explanation:
divide 3/4 and 1/10 you get 7.5
in fraction 15/2
simplified 7 1/2
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The unit rate in minutes per meter for filling the given aquarium  to a depth of 2/4 meters will be 8 minutes per meter.
We have,
Time taken to fill an aquarium to a depth of  
 m = 4 minutes,
So,
Time = 4 minutes,
And,
Depth =  
 m,
Now,
The unit rate in minutes per meter,
So,
We will Now convert given depth fraction, 
i.e.
Depth =  
 = 0.5m,
So,
It takes 4 minutes to fill a half meter,
Then,
To fill a meter it will take = 
 = 8 minutes
So,
The unit rate in minutes per meter is 8 minutes per meter.
Hence we can say that the unit rate in minutes per meter for filling the given aquarium  to a depth of 2/4 meters will be 8 minutes per meter.
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Answer:
9,384 electronic keyboards.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Question asked:</u>
How many electronic keyboards, on average, are sold each year in Alaska?
<u>Solution:</u>
Let number of electronic keyboards, on average, are sold each year in Alaska = 
 
<u>Given:</u>
The number of electronic keyboards sold in New York is eight times the average number of electronic keyboards sold each year in Alaska:-
On an average, keyboards sold in New York = 8 times that of Alaska

Therefore, 9,384 electronic keyboards, on average, are sold each year in Alaska.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Andrew has 9 cars
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's start by defining what our unknowns are and how to name them:
For the number of cars Andrew has: let's use the letter A
For the number of cars Luke has: let's use the letter L
Not write the first sentence in mathematical terms:
"Luke has 4 more than triples the number of cars that Andrew has."
L = 3 * A + 4
The second phrase results on a very simple equation since it just states the number of cars that Luke has:
L = 31
Now we can combine these two equations by replacing the variable "L" in the first equation with the second equation and then solve for A:
L = 3 * A + 4
31 = 3 * A +4
31 - 4 = 3 * A
27 = 3 * A
A = 27/3
A = 9
Therefore, Andrew has 9 cars.
 
        
             
        
        
        
It would be 96 ft
Cos 30*2=60 and 6 yards=18ft and 18*2 is 36 so 36+60=96