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Answer: 3 bottles of brand A</h3>
Explanation:
The pricing/cost information is not used in this problem. All we care about is the number of bottles, and how much each bottle can hold.
Brand A bottles hold 0.95 liters each. We bought 3 of these bottles, so 3*0.95 = 2.85 liters in total are purchased.
Brand B bottles hold 0.55 liters each. Buying 5 of them leads to 5*0.55 = 2.75 liters in total.
Going with the brand A option leads to more juice by 0.10 liters (subtract 2.85 and 2.75)
Answer:
Adult: 50 tickets
Child: 34 tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a be the amount of adult tickets
Let c be the amount of child tickets
Equation:
a + c = 84
14a + 9c = 1,006
Step 1: Multiply a + c = 84 with -9, to canceled c.
-9 (a + c = 84) → -9a - 9c = -756
14a + 9c = 1006 → 14a + 9c = 1006
Step 2: Combined the 2 equation together, and solved it.
-9a - 9c = -756
<u>14a + 9c = 1006</u>
<u> 5a</u> = <u>250</u>
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a = 50
Step 3: Plug 50 into the one of the equation, and solved it.
a + c = 84 → 50 + c = 84
<u>-50 -50</u>
c = 34
Answer: Adult tickets (a) = 50 and Child tickets (c) = 34
To check the answer plug the two number into the equation ( Make sure to add 50 for a and 34 for c).
Answer:
blank area = 1.5π units²
Step-by-step explanation:
area of full circle = πr² = π6² = 36π units²
blank area = (15/360)(36π) = 1.5π units²
Answer:
- The diagram bar is attached.
- Addition equation: 
- Multiplication equation: 
- How are the equation related? Each equation shows 3 groups of 7.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that Jan buys 3 bags of beads and each bag contains 7 beads, then, you can draw the bar diagram shown attached.
Observe that the diagram has 3 blocks (each block represents a bag of bead) and there is a number 7 inside of each block (which is the number of beads contained in a bag).
Therefore:
- Add the numbers inside the blocks in order to get the addition equation that shows the number of beads Jan buys. This is:
- Multiply 3 blocks by 7 in order to get multiplication equation that show the number of beads Jan buys:
The equations are related. Each one shows 3 groups of 7.
