Answer:
6 vans
Step-by-step explanation:
If 1 van can seal 18 students...
116 ÷ 18 = 6.4
Since it's not a whole number, we will estimate it to the nearest whole number which is 6.
Answer:
266 tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Ratio of adult tickets to child tickets is 4 : 3
So, if we think of these as "parts", there are 4 parts adult tickets and 3 parts child tickets.
In total there is:
4 + 3 = 7 parts
Now, given 152 adult tickets. If there are 4 parts of adult tickets, how much is each part worth?
152/4 = 38
Total amount of tickets is 7 of these "parts", so total number of tickets is:
38 * 7 = 266 tickets
Answer:
a = 4/27 - b/81
Step-by-step explanation:
27a + 1/3 * b = 4
Subtract the term with b from both sides.
27a = 4 - 1/3 *b
Divide both sides by 27.
a = 4/27 - 1/81 * b
a = 4/27 - b/81
The dividend is the number being divided so the dividend is 27,438
The divisor is the one dividing the number so the divisor is 9
The quotient is your answer so you quotient is 3048
Your answer is C.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
From least to greatest
23* 1/4, 23* 2/2, 23* 13/5
Explanation
In order to do this without multiplication, place the fractions in ascending order.
The denominators of these fractions have 20 as a common multiple.
2/2 • 10 = 20/20
1/4 • 5 = 5/20
13/5 • 4 = 52/20
From this it logically follows that the fractions in ascending order are:
1/4, 2/2, 13/5
Therefore the products in ascending order are:
23* 1/4, 23* 2/2, 23* 13/5
