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Greeley [361]
3 years ago
5

Sophie has 7 cookies she wants to share equally with ten friends at her party. Part A If she separates all of the cookies and gi

ves each friend an equal amount, how much cookie will each friend receive? Part B If Sophie wanted to give each friend 1 1/2 cookies, how many more cookies would she need?
Mathematics
1 answer:
STatiana [176]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Each friend gets 0.7 cookie

8 cookies

Step-by-step explanation:

A.

Number of cookies = 7

Number of friends = 10

how much cookie will each friend receive?

Number of cookie each friend get = number of cookies / number of friends

= 7/10

= 0.7 cookie

Each friend gets 0.7 cookie

B.

If each friend 1 1/2 cookies

how many more cookies would she need?

Total number of cookies needed = 1 1/2 × 10

= 3/2 × 10

= 30/2

= 15 cookies

She already has 7 cookies

Number of cookies needed more = 15 cookies - 7 cookies

= 8 cookies

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