If the 3/5 was a whole number, it would all be simple. We would just put the number above 4 and divide. Easy, right?
Well, you do basically the same thing. Since having fractions over fractions confuse me, I'm going to put 3/5 into a decimal.
3/5=6/10=0.6
Now, I put that over 4, because there are 4 bottles.
0.6/4=6/40=3/20
She put 3/20 gallons into each bottle. Hope this helped!
Answer:
112
Step-by-step explanation:
m<pmo + m<qmn = m<pmn 90+22=112
It would be 104? I don’t understand the question but I guessing you’re adding
Answer:
3 & 5
Step-by-step explanation:
3+5=8
3x5=15
First we can figure out an hourly rate at which cars are washed. To do so, we need to divide 5 cars by 3 hours.
Then we need to multiply 7.5 hours by the rate. This will tell us how many cars are washed in 7.5 hours.

= 12.5 cars