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Mrs.Smith teaches junior high school. During a class party in fourth period, she used 4/5 liters of soda for 12 students. If she had a class party in fifth period and used the same serving size, how many liters did she use for 30 students?
Answer:
Mrs. Smith used 2 liters of soda for 30 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Number of students = 12
Amount of soda used for 12 students = 4/5 liters
We need to find amount of soda used for 30 students.
For 12 students = 4/5 liters of soda used
For 30 students = the amount of soda used
By Using Unitary Method we get
Amount of soda used = 
Hence Mrs. Smith used 2 liters of soda for 30 students.
Answer:
(7, -1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at vertex R. The x is 7. Q has the same x value as R and same Y value as P.
Answer:
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Answer:
Each strawberry contains 4 calories
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph crosses the vertical line for 1 strawberry above the intersection with the horizontal line for 3, so there are more than 3 calories in 1 strawberry. The graph crosses "strawberries = 1" at about "calories = 4", matching the first statement.
Similarly, the graph crosses the vertical line for 4 strawberries above the horizontal line for 15 calories. An estimate of 16 calories for 4 strawberries is consistent with the first statement (4 calories in each strawberry).
The point (6, 24) is on the graph, but it means (6 strawberries, 24 calories), not the other way around.
The appropriate choice is ...
Each strawberry contains 4 calories