Win bakes fruit bars in a pan shaped like a rectangular prism. The volume of the pan is 120 cubic inches. The length of the pan is 8 inches, and its height is 112 inches. What is the width of the pan? Enter your answer in the box. in.
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The answer is ten, sorry if I'm too late
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10
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Look at the fractions!
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so its 0.65 so make that 65. then make it 65 over 100 then find 65 and 100's gcf (greatest common factor) then divide until its fully reduced
0.65 is just like 65/100, all you gotta to do is turn 0.65 to a reg. number over a 100,hope that wasn't too confusing.
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54 % of 300 = 162
increased amount = 300 + 162 = 462
increased amount = 300 + 162 = 462
300*1.54
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253
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Prime numbers can only be divided by one and itself.
253 should be the answer.
253 should be the answer.
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