<em><u>Question:</u></em>
A jeweler is dividing 3/8 of a pound of rubies among 4 lots. What part of a pound will each lot weigh? A.1/4 B.1/8 C.1/16 D.3/32
<em><u>Answer:</u></em>
Option D
Each lot weight 
part of pound
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that,
A jeweler is dividing 3/8 of a pound of rubies among 4 lots
To find: part of a pound each lot weigh
From given,
Let "x" be the part of a pound each lot weigh
Therefore,
This forms a proportion and solve by cross multiplying
Thus, each lot weight part of pound
Hello!
To solve this exercise, let's think a bit and choose the best option for each alternative.
<h2>(a) Karen's desk is about 3...</h2>
Well, a desk with 3mm or 3cm is too small, and with 3km is too big.
In this case, the best option is 3 meters (even though it's big, it's the best option).
<h2>(b) Dan's refrigerator has a mass of 80...</h2>
Usually, a refrigerator is heavy. So the best option is kilograms.
<h2>(c) The bucket holds about 5... of water.</h2>
5ml of water is too little, it fits in a spoon. The correct option is liters.
Answers:
a. meters
b. kilogr
First, you need to find the trend line that you are going to use before you can answer question 9 and 10.
To do that select 2 points from your list and find the y = mx + b equation.
After you have your equation, all you need to do is plug in the values that you are given for x. Evaluate the expression and you will have your answer.
I believe that the answer would be 2.5
Answer:
depends on who it is lol
Step-by-step explanation:
