So far John has run 1/4 of the way to school and walked 3/8 of the way. what fraction of the distance to school does John have left.

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Answer 1

Answer: $(1)/(4) + (3)/(8) = (2)/(8) + (3)/(8) =(5)/(8) \n\nleft:\ \ \ 1-(5)/(8)=(3)/(8)\ \ \ of\ the\ distance\ to\ school$

Answer 2

Answer: the whole road is 1

1-(1/4+3/8)=
1-(2/8+3/8)=
1-5/8=
8-5/8=
3/8 have left

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Suppose that Sahil knows that 45 people with the ages of 18 to 19 voted. With out using a calculator, he quickly says then 135 people with the ages of 30 to 49 voted. Is he correct? How might shail have come up with his answer?( I have a chart and one thing that is a clue is that the ages 18 to 29 is 10% )
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I know that he did 45 times 3 to get the 135 because he though since 10% is 45 people he could multiply by 3 & get his answer. Help!!!

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So you are given that 45 people in the age range of 18 to 29 who voted make up 10% of the total voters.

And you also know that 30% of the voters are in the age range of 30-49. And you need to find out how many people aged 30-49 voted.

So 10% of the total make up 45 people.
That means for 30% of the total number people, there would be 45 x 3 people, or 135 people. Because 10% x 3 = 30%

So, great job! :D

You don't need help !
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