What is the area of a kitchen floor that measures 15 1/4 feet by 13 3/4 feet?

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Answer 1

Answer: Hi there! The area is 209 11/16 square feet. First, you can turn 15 1/4 into an improper fraction which is 61/4.If you don't know how to make an improper fraction, here is what to do: 15 1/4. Multiply the whole number by the denominator.( 15 x 4 = 60) Then you add the numerator.(60 + 1 = 61) The denominator ALWAYS stay the same. Do this same step for 13 3/4. For 13 3/4,you will get 55/4. Now, all you do is multiply!
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a 4/3
b 7/3
c 3/2
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In this question there is 1 equation with 1 unknown variable. So it is absolutely possible to find the value of the unknown variable "x".
(4x - 1)/3 = 7/1
4x -1 = 7 * 3
4x - 1 = 21
4x = 21 + 1
4x = 22
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A student identification card consistsof 5 digits selected from 10 possible
digits from 0 to 9. Digits cannot be
repeated. Find the probability that
randomly generated card has the
exact number 94213.

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Answer:

$(1)/(30240)$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

ID Card of 5 digits

Possibly Digits = {0,1...,9}

Required

Probability that a card has exact number 94213

First, we have o determine the total possible number of ID card numbers

Let the card number be represented by ABCDE

Given that repetition of digits is not allowed;

A can be any of 10 digits

B can any of the remaining 9 digits

C can be any of the remaining 8 digits

D can be any of the remaining 7 digits

E can be any of the remaining 6 digits

Total number of cards = 10 * 9 *8 * 7 * 6

Total = 30240

Provided that the card number is generated at random; each card number has the same probability of $(1)/(30240)$

Hence, the probability of having 94213 is $(1)/(30240)$

An apple is cut into 6 equal slices nancy eats 2 of the slices what fraction of the app is left

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Answer: 2/3

Step-by-step explanation:

6 whole

Subtract the eaten fraction:

6 - denominator

2 - numerator

Thus,

6/6 - 2/6 = 4/6

Simplify: 4/6 = 2/3

Answer:

i think its 1/4

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How many pence in £3.05

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1£ = 100pence

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