Answer:
He brought 3 dozen cookies
She ate 
of the bag of Doritos
She read 25 books
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ Mike makes 4 dozen cookies
∵ He brings 75% of them for a party at his school
- Multiply 75% by 4
∵ 75% = 
∴ He brought = 
× 4
∴ He brought = 3
He brought 3 dozen cookies
∵ Sam bought a bag of Doritos
∵ She ate only 40% of them
∵ 40% = 
∴ She ate = × 1
∴ She ate =
She ate of the bag of Doritos
∵ Jamie took 50 books from the library
∵ She only read half of her whole stack
- Multiply half by 50
∴ She read = 
× 50
∴ She read = 25
She read 25 books
Answer:
$1.45-$0.25=x
x=$1.20
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay so lets call Leah "L" and her cousin "C". We know that L+C=36 ... we also know that Leah is twice her cousins age. Therefore, L=2 times C, or L=2C. This is because Leah's age is equivalent to twice as much as her cousin's.
Now that you know that L=2C, you can plug this back into the equation. This should make it so that's there's only one variable now!
L+C=36
(2C)+C=36 ... here we subbed in L=2C
3C=36 ... we add up the C's
C=12 ... we isolate for C by dividing both sides by 3
So her cousin's age is 12 years old. Leah's age is twice that. Thus, she's 24. If you add the two up: 12+24, you indeed get 36. Hope that helps :))
We don’t know the number of employees remaining at the company.
We don’t know the total number of employees remaining at the company.
The classification consists of gender, division, and employment type.
It doesn’t matter what order those attributes come in. A person who is male, age group 6, and employment type 10 has the same classification as someone who is of employment type 6, male, and age group10.
Therefore since order does not matter it is a combination question.
Assuming only two genders are allowed (you didn’t say and some people think there are about 10 of them)
It is either 120 (2 times 6 times 10) or "None of the above" if you believe there are more than 2 genders.
2×6×10=120
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