Answer:
m=13
Step-by-step explanation:
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l8ml=104
8m=104
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8 8
m=13
Answer: Rob ate more crackers.
Symbol answer: 6/12 < 9/12
Step-by-Step explanation:
Common knowledge: Anytime you have the same numerator, with a different denominator, the one with the bigger denominator is always smaller. For example, if had a pizza with 6 slices and a pizza with 4 slices, the one with 6 slices and smaller and the one with 4 slices and bigger. Even though 6>4 that mindset has to change when thinking about a problem like this.
<em>Another explanation: </em>
<em>If you still don’t get it, simply find a common denominator, so we’ll choose 12. Take 3/6 and multiply that by 2/2 so you get 6/12 and then take 3/4 and multiply that by 3/3 on both the (numerator and denominator) and that equals 9/12.</em>
<em>So now you have the expression: 6/12<9/12.</em>
A large basket of apples weighed 10 2/3lb
Basket was 1 1/4lb
Apples weigh = 10 2/3 - 1 1/4
Apples weigh = 10 8/12 - 1 3/12
Apples weigh = 9 5/12
Answer
Apples weighed 9 5/12 lbs
Answer:
A. 2 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many hours she worked for $210, you must get the amount of money she gets in 1 hour.
Because she charges $43 dollars every hour, and fines a fee of $30 flat, we must add both of the amount to get how many she earns in 1 hour.
So:
$45 + $30= $75
She earn $75 in 1 hour.
Next, divide $210 dollars that she earned for working for hour(s) to the amount of money she earned in 1 hour to find how many hours she worked.
So:
$210 ÷ $75= 2.8 hours
The answer is 2.8 hours
Because the given answers is in fraction, we must change the decimal into a fraction.
To change a decimal into a fraction, you must place the decimal over its place value.
Because 8 in the decimal 2.8 is in the tenths place, you must place it over 10
So:
2.8 into a decimal is 2 8/10
Simplify (only simplify if possible):
Divide 8 and 10 to their GCF which is 2.
So:
8 ÷ 2= 4
10 ÷ 2= 5
So the fraction and the answer is now:
2 4/5
I hope this helps! I'm sorry if it's wrong and too complicated.
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