At the market 2.4 pounds of peas cost 1.68 how much does one pound of peas cost?

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Answer 1

Answer: it think the answer would probably be 4.08

Answer 2

Answer: 2.4x=1.68. x= 1pound
So to get the x away from the 2.4 you must divide. And what you do to one side of the equation you must do to the other side
2.4/2.4=1 So then you would go 1.68/2.4 to calculate the cost of one pound

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The price of a cup of coffee has risen to $2.55 today. Yesterday's price was $2.30. Find the percentage increase. Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.

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Answer: 9.8 percent

Step-by-step explanation:

It increased by 25 cents

25 out of 2.55 is .098 and turned to a percent is 9.8

Answer: 11

Step-by-step explanation:

2.30 ---- 100%

2.55 ----- x

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111-100 =11

5/6 in simplest form

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5/6 is in simplest form!

5/6 is in simplest form, but in decimal form it can also be .83. Hope this helps.

John is a quarterback. This year, he completed 350 passes, which is 70% percent of all the passes he's attempted this year. How many passes has John attempted this year?

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Final answer:

John, after throwing 350 completions at a rate of 70%, has attempted 500 passes this year.

Explanation:

The question pertains to percentages, specifically it is asking us to find out how many passes John attempted this year if we know he completed 350 passes which represent 70%. Since 350 passes represent 70% of all the passes he attempted, we can use this information to find 100%, or total attempts. We divide 350 by 70 to find out what 1% represents, which gives us 5. Since 1% is equal to 5 passes, to find out the total (100%), we multiply 5 by 100. Which gives us 500. Therefore, John has attempted 500 passes this year.