Answer:
The weight of Paula's dog is 36 pounds.
Step-by-step explanation:
SO we would draw one box for the weight of Carla's dog. Then we would draw 3 boxes for the weight of Paula's dog.
To find how much does Paula's dog weigh we divide the total weight of the dogs by the total number of boxes.
So then you would calculate 48 divided by 4.
The weight of Carla's dog is 12 pounds.
Therefore the weight of Paula's dog is 3x12=3x10+3x2=30+6=36 pounds.
You don't add or subtract the denominator. when you compare fractions like 1/4 and 1/8 you have to find the factors that repusent that like 2×4=8 so 4 2 is ur awnser
A product is the answer that you get when you multiply numbers together. So for this problem, you have 2 groups to multiply together. Since I cannot show a square or cubed x, I will put an x2 for x squared and an x3 for x cubed. You have to multiply each number in the first parentheses by each number in the second parentheses. Then combine any like sets.
(8x-3)(x2-4x+8)
8x3-32x2+64x-6x+12x-24
8x3-32x2+70x-24
So the answer is 8x cubed minus 32x squared plus 70x minus 24. Whew! That's a long one. Hope I didn't miss anything.
If you’re saying that 3 pieces costs 2.00 then the answer is 30. 2x10 is the $20.00 so 3x10 = 30 she can buy
796,000/2388=10,000/x
796,000x= (2388*10,000)
796,000x/796,000=23,880,000/796,000
x=30 births