There are 60 brown horses and 40 black horses and 20 spotted horses
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that there are 120 horses on a farm
of the horses are brown
<em><u>Number of brown horses are:</u></em>
Therefore, 1/2 of total number of horses are brown
of 120
of the horses are black
<em><u>Number of black horses are:</u></em>
Therefore, 1/3 of total number of horses are black
of 120
of the horses are spotted
<em><u>Number of spotted horses:</u></em>
Therefore, 1/6 of total number of horses are spotted
of 120
Thus there are 60 brown horses and 40 black horses and 20 spotted horses
Answer:
the digit 3 (or 30,000,000,000) is in the ten billions place.
36*14=504
She gets $504 from selling 36 tickets at $14 each.
Answer:
Hazel will have knitted 25 centimeters of the scarf
SOLUTION
Problem Statement
We are told Hazel knits 5 centimeters of scarf every night for 5 nights. We are required to find the length of the scarf Hazel will have knitted after 5 nights.
Solution
We are told Hazel makes 5 centimeters of scarf every night. Thus, for each night up till 5 nights, we just need to add the length of scarf Hazel has made.
Let us count for each night.
Night 1:
Hazel makes 5 centimeters of the scarf.
Night 2:
Hazel makes extra 5 centimeters, which means she has made:
Night 3:
Hazel makes extra 5 centimeters, which means she has made:
NIght 4:
Hazel makes extra 5 centimeters, which means she has made:
NIght 5:
Hazel makes extra 5 centimeters, which means she has made:
Final Answer
Thus, Hazel will have knitted 25 centimeters of the scarf
Answer:
3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
1/4+2/4=3/4
3/4 of the students are attending
1/4 of the students are not attending