The ratio of pear trees to apple trees at an orchard is 2:5. which is a true statement about the populations of trees at the orchard?
A true statement about the populations of trees at the orchard is that for every 2 pear trees, there are 5 apple trees.
The ratio of pear trees to apple trees at an orchard is 2:5. which is a true statement about the populations of trees at the orchard?
For every 8 pair trees there are 11 apple trees.
or
for every 10 pear trees there are 30 apple trees.
or
for every 12 pair trees there are 24 apple trees.
or
For every 14 pair trees there are 35 apple trees.
chose the correct answer.
The correct answer is: For every 10 pear trees, there are 30 apple trees.
Will I need a plant with growing at a steady pace for several weeks she recorded the height in inches of the plant as shown in the table. What is the ratio of the number of weeks to the height of the plant?
2:1
or
1:2
or
2:3
or
4:6
To determine the ratio of weeks to the height of the plant, we need to check the relationship between the two in the table you mentioned. However, you did not provide the table or any data, so we cannot calculate the ratio without that information. Please provide the necessary data so that we can help you determine the ratio.
weeks 4,6,8
height of plants 8,12,16
To find the ratio of the number of weeks to the height of the plant, we will compare the corresponding values from the table:
Weeks: 4, 6, 8
Height of plant: 8, 12, 16
The ratio of weeks to the height of the plant is 2:3.
Therefore, the correct answer is 2:3.
Barkley's team 140% of their games last season if they want 12 games total last season he said how many games did they play?
30 games
or
28 games
or
27 games
or
52 games
To determine the number of games played by Barkley's team last season, we can divide the 12 games they won by the winning percentage of 140%.
Let x represent the total number of games played.
The equation can be set up as:
x * 140% = 12
Converting 140% to decimal form:
1.4x = 12
Solving for x:
x = 12 / 1.4
x ≈ 8.57
Since we cannot have a fraction of a game, the closest whole number to 8.57 is 9 games.
Therefore, the correct answer is that Barkley's team played 9 games last season.
pick one of my answers
Based on your given options, the correct answer would be:
28 games
a band played 18 songs at a concert if the songs played at the concert are 15% of their total recorded songs how many total songs has the band recorded?
To find the total number of songs recorded by the band, we need to determine how many times the 18 songs played at the concert represent 15% of the total recorded songs.
Let x represent the total number of recorded songs.
The equation can be set up as:
18 = 0.15x
To isolate x, divide both sides of the equation by 0.15:
x = 18 / 0.15
x = 120
Therefore, the band has recorded a total of 120 songs.
Jack used 40 Balloons to decorate a room for a party of the balloons he used, 15% were red balloons. How many red balloons did jack use?
To find the number of red balloons Jack used, we need to calculate 15% of the total number of balloons he used.
Let x represent the number of red balloons.
The equation can be set up as:
0.15 * 40 = x
To solve for x, multiply 0.15 by 40:
x = 0.15 * 40
x = 6
Therefore, Jack used 6 red balloons for the party.
Drink and use a tape diagram to model and solve the problem below the price of a pair of jeans at a store increased by 25% to $40 find the price of the pair to jeans before the increase.
Let's use a tape diagram to solve the problem.
Step 1: Start with the original price of the jeans (unknown) and the increase of 25%.
Original price: unknown (let's represent it as x)
Increase: 25% (let's represent it as 0.25x, since it is 25% of the original price)
Step 2: Add the increase to the original price to get the new price of $40.
Original price (x) + Increase (0.25x) = New price ($40)
1x + 0.25x = 40
1.25x = 40
Step 3: Solve for x by dividing both sides of the equation by 1.25.
x = 40 / 1.25
x = 32
Therefore, the price of the pair of jeans before the increase was $32.
Daisy is participating trivia she gets 12 out of 20 questions correct what percentage of the trivia questions does she get correct?
To find the percentage of trivia questions Daisy gets correct, we need to divide the number of questions she gets correct (12) by the total number of questions (20), and then multiply by 100.
Percentage = (Number of Questions Correct / Total Number of Questions) * 100
Percentage = (12 / 20) * 100
Percentage = 0.6 * 100
Percentage = 60%
Therefore, Daisy gets 60% of the trivia questions correct.
The ratio of red foxes to greatly wolves in a national park is 3 to 7 which is a correct statement about the population of the two animals in their national park?
A correct statement about the population of red foxes and grey wolves in the national park, given the ratio of 3 to 7, would be:
For every 3 red foxes, there are 7 grey wolves in the national park.
for that question that I just told you please use one of my following answers.
for every 6 red foxes there are 13 gray wolves
or
for every 15 red foxes there are 28 gray wolves
or
for every 27 red foxes there are 36 gray wolves
or
for every 63 red foxes there are 27 gray wolves
Based on the given ratio of red foxes to grey wolves in the national park (3 to 7), the correct statement is:
For every 15 red foxes, there are 28 gray wolves in the national park.