1. Find the product in simplify.
4/9 of 15/8
A.5/6(I PICKED THIS)
B.5/12
C.32/135
D.135/32
2. you are baking cookies for a cookout.you want to make 4 times the amount in the recipe.the recipe requires 2/3 cup of sugar.how much sugar do you need?
A.2 2/3 cups(I PICK THIS)
B.3 1/3 cups
C.4 2/3 cups
D.6 cups
3.Find the product
2 1/2 x 1 1/2=
A.2 1/4
B.2
C.3 3/4(I PICKED THIS)
D.4
4.Evaluate 5/6x for x=7
A.35
B.5 1/6
C.5 5/6(I PICKED THIS)
D.6 2/3
5.A gallon of water weighs 8 1/3 lb.how much does 1 1/5 gallon of water weigh?
A.12 lb.(I PICKED THIS)
B.8 1/15 lb.
C.10 lb.
D.11 1/2 lb.
Hello Peeps!! If you are on Connexus, I have the answers for this test! You are welcome to use them!!!
Here they are:
1 - A
2 - A
3 - C
4 - C
5 - D
6 - B
7 - B
8 - C
9 - D
10 - B
11 - C
12 - A
13 - A
14 - C
15 - A
16 - D
17 - C
18 - C
19 - B
20 - D
21 -
The first question labelled as A: Do you have as much fruit as you need? Is No. The second question: B: If not, how much more or less fruit do you need? Is 4 ounces more.
22 - Ounces.
23 - The first question:
A: How much money did you spend? Is 102 because 40 + 24 1/2 + 37 1/2 = 102
The second question:
B: How much money did you save? Is $38 because 140 - 102 = 38
The third question:
C: What fraction of the total original price did you save? Is 27 7/50. I will warn you that I am not quite sure about this specific answer so you might want to do it yourself just to check. I don't want anybody to get a bad grade.
23 -
The first question:
A: How many fluid ounces of juice does the teacher bring? Show your work. Is 384 fluid ounces.
Here's the work, and please do it in your own words so you don't get plagerized:
128 fluid ounces = 1 gallon, so all you have to do is multiply 128 by 3.
128 × 3 = ?
2
128
128
+ 128
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384
So she brought 384 fluid ounces.
The second question:
B: Does the teacher have enough juice to give each student a 12-fluid ounce glass of juice? Explain. Is No because the teacher only has enough to give 12-fluid ounce glasses of juice to 32 students, and she has 36 students.
Here's the work, and as I said last time, please use your own words:
384 ÷ 12 = 32
Well I'll check my answer of what I said to give some proof:
12
× 32
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24
+ 360
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384
There are the answers for all of you who are using Connexus. I hope you get a good grade on the test. 🤗 and I hope this was helpful!!!
I need help it's the last day of the semester pleaseeeee
All are correct! :-)
Unit 7 lesson 11
multiplying and dividing fractions
1) find the product and simplify.
5/6
2)2 2/3
3) 3 3/4
4) evaluate the expression for X=4 1/3
9x + 4=
43
5)10 Lb
6)1 1/5
7)find the quotient.
B=4/5
8)2 2/7
9)6 rooms
10)2
11)8/9 cup
12) Solve the equation. 88
13)Solve the equation. 2 3/4
14)25
15)fluid ounces
16) length of a roller skating ring
17) complete the statement. 8
18)2 8/15
19)2 ft. 8 in.
20)8 quarts
21)a. do you have as much fruit as you need? No.
b. If not, how much more or less fruit do you need? 4 oz
22)Ounces
Ms smith if we’re cheating why are you on here???
Helpppp
Dark messiah is wrong, I have been trying to check them, he/she decided it would be fun to put random answers.
Mrs. Smithme need help.-.
Hi! I know everyone one is close to the end of the semester if your on here so im going to give the CORRECT ANSWERS because i made 100 and i want yall to get one too, your welcome
1.A
2.B
3.C
4.C
5.D
6.D
7.B
8.A
9.D
10.C
11.B
12.D
13.B
14.B
15B
16.C
17C
18.C
19B
20C
21 " No, you need 4 more oz of fruit. The recipe calls for 64 oz of fruit."
22 "you will be using ounces"
i have been working for a few hours on this so belive my answers please, i know these are hard question and i know everyone is desprite for answers <3
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1: 5/6
2: 2 2/3
3: 3 3/4
4: 33
5: 8 2/3
6: 30
7: 1 5/16
8: 1 12/13
9: 6 rooms
10: 3
11: 3/4
12: c = 12
13: 3 3/8
14: 25
15: 1 gal
16: length of your nose
17: 4 c (cups) = 2 pt (pints)
18: 51,400 lb
19: 3 ft. 10 in.
20: 8 quarts.
21 and 22 haven't been graded, though I think they're right. So if you want a good grade, i'd suggest you do this yourself.
21: " No you'd need 4 more ounces. If you have 60 ounces and you need 4 pounds. Since there are 16 ounces in one pound, you'd multiply 16 by 4 which is 64, meaning you'd need 4 more.
22: Ounces. Actual gold is measured in ounces, 3-7 actually depends on the amount of gold in the ring. Though rings that fit around the finger are small. Pounds are to big, these are used to measure things like humans weight.
Tons are 2,000 pounds and is used to measure things like whales. So my answer would be ounces.