Answer:
<h2> 6/35</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem is on fraction
given data
chocolate chip cookies= 12
lemon cookies = 6
strawberry cookies= 17
the total cookies is = 12+6+17
=35 cookies
Therefore the fraction that indicates the lemon cookies is
=the number of lemon cookies/total cookies
=6/35
Hence the fraction lemon is 6/35
He can buy 15 balloons
His budget (amount of money he can spend) is $50. If he spent $20 on the banner, that means he has $30 left. He wants to spend the rest on balloons $2 each. Simply- 30 divided by 2 which is 15
Answer: 2,496 orders in 24 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
24x104=2,496
Assuming he spends all the $24 on renting DVD's we can simply divide the money he has available with the price of each DVD in order to know how many he can buy.
$24/$4 = 6
Jack can rent a maximum of 6 DVD's
The solution includes -1, but does not include +3. The inequality can be written as
-1 ≤ x < 3
