Answer: We need to mix 18 quarts of sparkling water with 9 quarts of grape juice.
We need to mix 1.875 quarts of grape juice with 3.75 quarts of sparkling water.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: A recipe for sparkling grape juice calls for 1.5 quarts of sparkling water and .75 quart of grape juice.
Since, for recipe of sparkling grape juice , they should be used in same proportion.
Let x be the amount of sparkling water need to mix with 9 quarts of grape juice, then
We need to mix 18 quarts of sparkling water with 9 quarts of grape juice.
Let y be the amount of grape juice need to mix with 3.75 quarts of sparkling water, then
We need to mix 1.875 quarts of grape juice with 3.75 quarts of sparkling water.
Answer:
There are a 25% probability that Christine fails the course.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have these following probabilities:
A 50% probability that Christine finds a tutor.
With a tutor, she has a 10% probability of failling.
A 50% probability that Christine does not find a tutor.
Without a tutor, she has a 40% probability of failing.
Probability that she fails:
10% of 50%(fail with a tutor) plus 40% of 50%(fail without a tutor). So
There are a 25% probability that Christine fails the course.
Answer:
1) The equation 1/8(x+16)=76/8 represents the situation, where x is the food bill.
2) The solution x=60 represents the total food bill.
These both answers are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since there are 8 group of friends, and the total amount spent by them is $76 including the tip i.e $16.
If x is the food bill our equation can be:
(x+16)/8 = 76/8
Solving the equation
(x+16)/8 = 9.5
x+16= 9.5*8
x= 76 -16
x= 60
The food bill is x=60.
90/2 = 45 degrees twices
These both are 45 degrees which is less than 90
Answer:
21 pairs of socks
Step-by-step explanation:
We can find out how much money Chang has to spend on socks by subtracting the price of sneakers from his total money to spend by solving 160 - 95. From that, we get our answer of $65 that Chang has to spend on socks. We can divide 65 by 3 to see how many pairs of socks he can buy and we get our answer of 21 pairs of socks.
(sorry if it's confusing but I hope it helped anyway)
