Yes bc 3 times 4= 12 then divided by 9 it equals 1.3 which is less than 3
3.33 since we know 12 is for 40 we can set up an equation
Answer: Hello!
In this problem you can chose 3 options:
the type of cone, the first flavour, and the second flavour.
a) In how many different ways can your order one cone and two scoops of ice cream?
You have 5 options for cones, 9 options for the first ball of ice cream, and 9 options for the second ball of ice cream (because you can repeat flavour) then the total number of combinations is the product of this 3 numbers, this is:
5*9*9 = 405 combinations
b) Here we cant order the same flavour of ice cream, then:
we still have 5 options for cones, 9 options for the first ball of ice cream, and this time 8 options for the second ball ( because we need to remove the flavour that we picked in the first ball of ice cream) then the number of combinations is:
5*9*8 = 360 combinations.
Answer:
The Number of servings = 2 and the cost unit rate is 2.50
Step-by-step explanation:
When you look at the table, the number of servings counts by 2s and the cost($) counts by 2.50.
Answer:
1 3/4 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
add 3/4 +3/4+1/4 to get your answer
