What's two and a half feet x 2/3 feet

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Answer 1

Answer: 1 ft 2/3. Just multiply the two in a calculator or using cross multiplication

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-4x+5> or equal to -3

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Answer:

-4x+5≽-3

5+3≽4x

8≽4x

2≽x

When preparing the cheese for their pizzas, the cooks at Brian's pizza restaurant mix 1 kilogram of Parmesan cheese and 9 kilograms of mozzarella. At Jeff's pizza restaurant, the cooks mix 2 kilograms of Parmesan cheese and 16 kilograms of mozzarella. Which restaurant uses a lower ratio of Parmesan to mozzarella?Brian's restaurant
Jeff's restaurant
neither; the ratios are equivalent

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Jeff's Restaurant uses less because if you simplify both of the ratios you get 1/9 and 1/8

What is the volume of the prism

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The volume of a rectangular prism or cube is: Length × Width × Height

In this case,

- the length of the prism is 2 feet

- the width of the prism is 1.5 feet

- the height of the prism is 1.5 feet

Multiply the above to find the volume: 2 × 1.5 × 1.5 = 4.5 ft³

Keep in mind that volume is represented in cubic units!

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$\text{Formula: v = lwh}$

$\text{l = length}\n\text{w = width}\n\text{h = height}$

$\text{L = 2}$

$\text{W = 1}(1)/(2)\text{ also known as 1.5}$

$\text{H = 1}(1)/(2)\text{ also known as 1.5}$

$\text{1}(1)/(2)*1(1)/(2)\text{ = }(3)/(2)*(3)/(2)=2(1)/(4)$

$4(1)/(2)*2=4(1)/(2)$

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Angie baked 100 cookies, and 20 brownies. She wants to split them into equal groups for the bake sale. Each group must have the same number of cookies and brownies, with none left over. What is the greatest number of groups she can make?

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You need the greatest common factor of the two numbers. In this case, 20 is a factor of 100, meaning that Angie can make 20 groups, each with 5 cookies and 1 brownie.

Common factor of 675