The answer is 2 over 3
we have
Bandages in
Cleanser Pads in
Cotton Balls in
Multiplication Story
The amount of a Cotton Balls kit is equal to the amount of half Bandages kit multiplied by the amount of a Cleanser Pads kit. What is the amount of a Cotton Balls kit if a Bandages kit has 4 units and a Cleanser Pads kit has 6 units?
Let
x-------> amount of a Cotton Balls in
y-------> amount of a Bandages in
z-------> amount of a Cleanser Pads in
we know that
--------> The number fact
therefore
The amount of a Cotton Balls in is
Answer: of pie he eat in all.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Let the total pie is represented by 1.
Part of pie of left over is eaten by Tom is given by
We need to find the part of left over.
Part of left over would be
Hence, of pie he eat in all.
B.____5
add
subtract
divide
multiply
Step-by-step explanation:
A. Add 19 on LHS
B. Multiplying 5 on LHS
Given steps, how did I do:
answer:
80
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