Asked by help
Bell and Eva are sharing 1600 ml of maple syrup. Eva receives 3/5 of the amount received by Bell minus 40 ml. How many milliliters of maple syrup do each of them receive?
Bell: ( 1600 + ___)* ___/___= ____
Eva : ( 1600 + ___)* ___/___-40= _____
wat do i fill in the blanks with?
Bell: ( 1600 + ___)* ___/___= ____
Eva : ( 1600 + ___)* ___/___-40= _____
wat do i fill in the blanks with?
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Answered by
drwls
That is not the way I would set up the problem initially.
E = (3/5)B -40
E + B = 1600
(1600-B) = (3/5)B-40
(8/5) B = 1600 +40
B = (1600 + 40)*(5/8)= 1025
E = 1600 - B = 575
It is not clear from your statement of the problem whether Eva gets 3/5 of Bell's amount and THEN you subtract 40 (as I did) or whether it of 3/5 of (Bell's amount - 40).
E = (3/5)B -40
E + B = 1600
(1600-B) = (3/5)B-40
(8/5) B = 1600 +40
B = (1600 + 40)*(5/8)= 1025
E = 1600 - B = 575
It is not clear from your statement of the problem whether Eva gets 3/5 of Bell's amount and THEN you subtract 40 (as I did) or whether it of 3/5 of (Bell's amount - 40).
Answered by
help
when u say (8/5)B= 1600+40, do u mean (5/8)? im only in sixth grade n m confused
Answered by
sally
bell=1,560
Eva=1,600
Eva=1,600
Answered by
teddy
bell=575
Eva=1,600
Eva=1,600
Answered by
Ella
It can't be that one of them got 1600, they only have 1600 maple syrup and their sharing them
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