Answer:
She has 45 Bottles left after drinking them
Step-by-step explanation:
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We know that Janelle has brought 4 cases of water containing 12 bottles in 1 case.
If she were to drink 3 bottles of water how much bottles will she have left?
First, we would have to do a multiplication problem involving the cases of water and how much bottles in one case.
Equation: 4 Cases x 12 Bottles in Each Case=48 Bottles in Total
Then, Janelle has drunk 3 bottles of water already, so we would need to subtract.
Equation 48 Bottles in Total - 3 Bottles Drunk = 45 Bottles in Total
Therefore, Janelle has 45 Bottles left in her inventory.
Answer:
Mixed fraction: 1 and 3/4
Improper fraction: 7/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Mixed: You have 1 whole circle and only three out of four pieces of an other circle
Improper: Add the colored pieces of the two circles together but because the circles are divided into fourths, the number four is the denominator or bottom number. Therefore, you get seven over four(7/4) as the improper fraction
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem : a² + b² = c² ⇔ b² = c² - a²
Here, we have a = 4 and c = 6 so :
b² = 6² - 4²
⇔ b² = 36 - 16
⇔b² = 20
⇔ b = √20 (and not b= -√20 because b ≥ 0)