How do I write a word problem for 1.75 ÷ .5

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Answer 1
Answer: A teacher had earned $1.75 for her/his class. Half of the class wanted the money. How much money would each student from half the class get, equally?
Answer 2
Answer: 1.75:0.5= (1.75\cdot2)/(0.5\cdot2) = (3.5)/(1) =3.5

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Jill , meg and Beth are sisters. Jill is 2 yrs younger than meg . Beth is half as old as meg . let m represent megs age.Write two other algebraic expressions based on this situation . Tell what expression represents, and what the variable stands for in each sentence

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Answer:

The algebraic expressions are

x = m + 2

y = (m)/(2)

Step-by-step explanation:

As given

Jill , meg and Beth are sisters.

Let m is represented the age of the meg.

Let x is represented the age of the jill.

Let y is represented the age of the Beth.

As given

Jill is 2 yrs younger than meg .

Thus

x = m + 2

As given

Beth is half as old as meg.

Thus

y = (m)/(2)

Therefore the algebraic expression are

x = m + 2

y = (m)/(2)



jill=j
meg=m
beth=b
jill is 2 years younger than meg
therefor if we add 2 to jill age we get meg's age
j+2=m
beth is 1/2 as old as meg
therefor 1/2 of megs age=beth's age
b=1/2m

j+2=m
b=1/2m

5 miles equal how many yards

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8,800 yards. theres 1,760 yards in one mile, so you multiply it by five. but I'm assuming you already knew that.

write an equation that involves multiplication, contains a variable, and has a solution of 5. then write another equation that has the same solution and includes the same variable and numbers but uses division.

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(1) 2x = 10

(2) x = 10 / 2

Hope this helped!
Let's make it a simple equation, yes?
We'll use the variable x
Equation involving multiplication:
2x=10
We'll solve it to make sure it works. Since the solution has to be five, we'll plug that in for x
2×5=10
10=10
This works, so we can move on.
Equation involving division:
10÷x=2
Again, we'll solve it to make sure it works, plugging in 5 for x
10÷5=2
2=2
This equation works as well.
The two equations are
2x=10
and
10÷x=2

Using the numbers 8, 6, 4 write an expression that equals 7

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(8-4)/(4)+6=(4)/(4)+6=1+6=7


8-(8-6)/(6-4)=8-(2)/(2)=8-1=7


(8+6)/(6-4)=(14)/(2)=7

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

C

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