ANSWER
Lea can wash 4½ loads of laundry with the remaining detergent.
EXPLANATION
Quantity of detergent left

Quantity required to watch each load

Number of loads Lea can wash

We now simplify this by multiplying with the reciprocal
Number of loads Lea can wash




Therefore Lea can wash 4½ loads of laundry with the remaining detergent.
Answer:
2,310
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
i think its 20
Step-by-step explanation:
¾ = 75%
so turn 75% into a decimal by dividing by 100 and get .75
then multiply:
.75x12=9
so ¾ of a dozen is 9 eggs
now multiply:
5x12=60 eggs
so now just add 60+9=69
So Jesse has 69 eggs
Hope this helps!! :D
Yes it is :)
If there is an outlier on the lower end of the graph the mean will go down. If there is an outlier at the higher end of the graph the mean will go up.