Answer:
3 3/8
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume your intended question is ...
"Find the actual sum of 1 3/4 + 1 5/8 to determine how much David grew in two years. Explain ..." (Proper word choice and punctuation help communication.)
The sum of the two given mixed numbers can be found several ways. One way is to write the fractions using a common denominator:
1 3/4 + 1 5/8 = 1 6/8 + 1 5/8 = (1 +1) +(6/8 +5/8) = 2 + 11/8 = 3 3/8
David grew 3 3/8 in two years.
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Both numbers are near and slightly more than 1.5, so their sum will be near and slightly more than 3.
For No. 13 you need to calculate the distance each girl travels and compare to see whose distance is greater. The formula for distance is rate x time or d=rt. The rate is just how fast they consistently go.
Mia
d = r x t
d = 14 x 3/2
d = 21 miles
Chloe
d = r x t
d = 35 x 3/4 (btw 3/4 is just 45/60 simplified)
d = 105/4 = 26 1/4 miles
Final Answer: Chloe traveled further
For No. 14 we will recalculate Mia's distance but replace 1/5 hours with 2 hours because it says she will bike 30 minutes after Chloe had stopped. Afterwards we will compare Mia's new distance with Chloe's old distance.
Mia
d = r x t
d = 14 x 2
d = 28 miles
Final Answer: Yes Mia would be able to catch up to Chloe, and even surpass her in 30 minutes if Chloe stopped.
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Answer:
16 pies were neither apple nor peach.
Step-by-step explanation:
8/10, or 4/5 of the 80 apple pies were either apple or peach, which 4/5 of 80 is 64. The remaining pies will be neither apple nor peach. 80 - 64 = 16.
Standard formula for arithmetic sequence:
an = a0 + d(n-1)
if we use the two terms given, setting a12 as starting term and a45 as the end term an.
170 = 38 + 33d
170 - 38 = 33d
132 = 33d
132/33 = d
This is the common difference, use it to find the first term.
38 = a0 + (132/33)(12-1)
38 = a0 + (132/33)(11)
38 = a0 + 132/3
38 - 132/3 = a0
38 - 44 = a0
-6 = a0
The starting term is -6
