Answer:
12:6 or $12 for every $6 he saves
Step-by-step explanation:
If he spends $6.00 for every $3.00, he would save $6 if he spends $12. In this case you could multiple or divide 6 by any number, and do the same to 3 to get an equivalent ratio. Ex. Multiple 6 times 2 to get $12 and 3 times 2 to get $6.
Answer:
<u>There are 35 Men, 12 Children, and 18 Women</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Men(M), Women(W) and Children(C)
We learn that:
M = 35
W = 1.5C , and
M+W+C = 65
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M+W+C = 65
M+1.5C+C = 65
35+1.5C+C = 65
2.5C = 30
C = 12
If C=12 and W=1.5C, then W=18
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<u>There are 35 Men, 12 Children, and 18 Women</u>
(35+12+18) = 65 participants
Answer: 4 games
Step-by-step explanation:
Whether Denise bowls or not, he incurs rent for bowling shoes and per bowling he has to pay $4.75 while he rented shoes for $3.
Then the equation is:
y = 3 + 4.75x
Where
y is the total cost
x is Number of bowling
y = 3 + 4.75x
3 + 4.75x = 22
4.75x = 22 - 3
4.75x = 19
x = 19/4.75
x = 4
Denise bowled 4 games.
