Chad buys peanuts in 2-pound bags. He repackages them into bags that hold 5/6 pound of peanuts. How many 2-pound bags of peanuts should Chad buy so that he can fill the 5/6-pound bags without having any peanuts left over

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Answer 1

Answer: You need to get a whole so
5/6+5/6=10/6 not a whole
10/6+5/6 =15/6= not a whole
15/6 +5/6= 20/6 not a whole
20/6+5/6=25/6 not a whole
25/6+5/6=30/6
There are 5 wholes in 30/6 so 5 bags
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3. 4/5 = 0.8

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Which equations illustrate the associative property of addition? Choose exactly two answers that are correct. A. (11 + 2.2) + (–5) = 11 + [2.2 + (–5)]
B. –3 • (5 + 8.5) = –3 • 5 + (–3) • 8.5
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D. –7 + [4 + (–2.1 • 6)] = (–7 + 4) + (–2.1 • 6)

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Associative Property is a rule that refers to grouping. The rule is "a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c".

The correct answers are (A) and (D)

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Jim runs a food cart and during a busy outdoor festival he sold $7343.75 worth of food. he sells hot dogs for $2.95 and steak sandwiches for $9.95. if he sold a total of 985 items that day, how many of each item did he sell? and show your work

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$7343 worth of food
$2.95 hot dogs (h)
$9.95 steak sandwiches (s)
985 items sold
so what you want to do is set up two equations
h+s=985
2.95h+9.95s=7343.75
solve one of these equations for a variable
h+s=985 subtract s
h=-s+985 plug into other equation
2.95(-s+985)+9.95s=7343.75 multiply out
-2.95s+2905.75+9.95s=7343.75 combine like terms
7s+2905.75=7343.75 subtract 2905.75 from both sides
7s=4438 divide by 7
s=634 then plug this number into one of the equations preferably the simpler one
h+634=985 subtract 634 from both sides
h=351
the amount of hot dogs sold is 351 and the amount of steak sandwiches is 634
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Find y when x=15 if y=6 when x=30

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A decorator wants to line the bottom of 3 drawers with paper. If the bottom of each drawer measures 36 inches by 20 inches,how many square inches of paper are needed?
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