What is 8 1/3 divided by 5

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Answer 1

Answer: Well if you did it correct you should get this :
Answer:
= 8/5
(simplified) ---->
= 1 3/5

Answer 2

Answer: 8 1/3 divided by 5 is 1 2/3

8 1/3 / 5
First, you turn 8 1/3 into a mixed number.
25/3 / 5
Next, you do the reciprocal for the second number while changing the division sign into a multiplication one.
25/3 * 1/5
Then cross simplify.
25/3 * 1/5 =
5/3 * 1/1 =
Finally you multiply straight across and simplify.
5/3 * 1/1 = 5/3 = 1 2/3

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Cody is designing a pattern for a wood floor the length of the pieces of wood are 1 1/2 inches 1 13/16 inches and 2 1/8 inches what is the length of the fifth piece of wood if the pattern continues

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The length of the fifth piece is 2 3/4 inches.

Given:
1st piece of wood = 1 1/2 inches
2nd piece of wood = 1 13/16 inches
3rd piece of wood = 2 1/8 inches

f(n) = 1st term + common difference(n-1)

To get the common difference, we need to deduct the fraction from its preceding fraction.

1st piece: 1 1/2 = (2*1 + 1)/2 = 3/2
2nd piece: 1 13/16 = (16*1+13)/16 = 29/16
3rd piece: 2 1/8 = (8*2+1)/8 = 17/8

29/16 - 3/2 = 29/16 - (3/2 * 8/8) = 29/16 - 24/16 = (29-24)/16 = 5/16
17/8 - 29/16 = (17/8 *2/2) - 29/16 = 34/16 - 29/16 = (34-29)/16 = 5/16

Find: 5th piece's measurement
1st term : 1 1/2 or 3/2
common difference : 5/16

f(5) = 3/2 + 5/16 (5-1)
= 3/2 + 5/16 (4)
= 3/2 + (5*4)/16
= 3/2 + 20/16
= (3/2 * 8/8) + 20/16
= 24/16 + 20/16
= (24 + 20)/16
f(5) = 44/16
f(5) = 2 12/16 simplified to 2 3/4 inches.

3x1/10 + 4 x 1/100 how do you solve the problem

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Explain how you know which coins could be used to show o.77 of a dollar

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The coins you could use to show 0.77 of a dollar ( or known as 77 cents ) are nickels , dimes , pennies or even quarters .

Example 1 : You could use 7 dimes which is 70 cents , 1 nickel which is 5 cents , then add 2 pennies which will add up to 77 cents .

Example 2 : You could use 2 quarters which is 50 cents , 2 dimes which is 20 cents & 7 pennies .

Example 3 : For the really long way , you could just use 77 pennies which will also give you 77 cents .

Example 4 : You could use 1 quarter , 5 dimes , & 2 pennies .

( Note : you must ALWAYS remember the values of coins when doing mathematical problems that's dealing with money )

A Penny : Is Equal To 1 Cent . ( 100 Pennies Make Up A Whole Dollar , 50 Pennies Make Up 50 Cents etc . )

A Nickel : Is Equal To 5 Cents . ( 2 Nickels Makes Up A Dime Which Is 10 Cents , 10 Nickels Makes Up 50 Cents , 20 Nickels Will Make Up A Dollar . )

A Dime : Is Equal To 10 Cents . ( 5 Dimes Is 50 Cents , 10 Dimes Is A Dollar . )

A Quarter : Is Equal To 25 Cents . ( 2 Quarters Is 50 Cents , 4 Quarters Is A Dollar . )

Mrs Larnell is making a snack packs for a a class picnic. She puts 1/4 pound of apples,1/8 pound of nut mix, and 1/16 pound of chocolate in each of the students packs. There are 24 students in the class.What is the total weight of the snack packs? Is there more than one way to solve this problem?

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Answer=10 1/2 pounds

One pack has 1/4+1/8+1/16 pounds of snacks....

Lets starts off giving our fractions of 1/4, 1/8 and 1/16 a common denominator of 16.

1/4=4/16
1/8=2/16
1/16=1/16

So...

x=4/16+2/16+1/16
x=7/16

So... One pack has 7/16lbs of snacks in it

Multiply 7/16lbs by the total number of students(24)..

7/16*24=10 1/2 pounds
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another way of solving this problem could be...

1/4*24=6
1/8*24=3
1/16*24=1.5

6+3+1.5=10.5 pounds

If y is 12 when x is 5, find x when y is 30

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We have no idea how 'x' responds to changes in 'y'.
We don't even know their units, to make a guess with.

-- If 'x' and 'y' are the ages of two people, then when y = 30, 'x' will be 23.

-- If they are the frequency and wavelength of a wave on the lake,
then when y = 30, 'x' will be 2 .

-- If 'x' is the weight of a rock in your front yard and 'y' is the number of pages
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