Answer: Real world problem is "A student have c toffee he distribute
th part of those toffees to his friends. He gave total 21 toffees to his friend".
Explanation:
Let a student have c number of toffees in his bag.
It is given that he distribute
th part of those toffees to his friends.
The
th part of c toffees is,

The total number of distributed toffees is 21.

It is the same as given equation.
If we change the equation in words it means the
th part of a number c is 21.
Answer:
Sara- 17
Mark- 51
Caroline- 34
Step-by-step explanation:
1) start by adding the ratios together, so 1+3+2= 6. Due to the order of the ratio, Sara, gets 1 art of the money, Mark gets 3 parts and Caroline get 2 parts.
2) take the total amount of money (102) and divide it by (1+3+2). 102/6 is 17.
3) divide the money by the amount each person gets. Sara only has one part, so she has £17, Mark gets 3 parts so he gets £51, and Caroline gets 2 parts, so she ends up with £34.
4) do 17+34+51 to check it equals 102. ( it does ;D)