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At the market, 5 light bulbs cost $9.
How much do 7 light bulbs cost?
plzz help I am doing a Unit Test!.
How much do 7 light bulbs cost?
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Yeah I am doing a Unit Test remembered... I need help with this 8 questions left..
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Math 6th grade mastery challenge...
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2. Sophie Ruth is eating a 50- gram chocolate bar which contains 30% cocoa.
How many grams of cocoa are in the chocolate bar?
How many grams of cocoa are in the chocolate bar?
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Thanks.. Meesheell.!
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Yeah I still have 7 but I am trying to figure out how to multiply the percents...
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ohh now I understood thanks,..
so can you help me with this new question?
so can you help me with this new question?
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3. The tape diagram shows the Shanice spent 120 minutes researching for debate club last week.
Complete the table to show different percentages of Shanice's
research time.
Time (min) Percentage
? = 100% of 120 min
? = 10% of 120 min
? = 110% of 120 min
Complete the table to show different percentages of Shanice's
research time.
Time (min) Percentage
? = 100% of 120 min
? = 10% of 120 min
? = 110% of 120 min
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4. Which of the following options have the same value as 10% of 33?
Choose 3 answers;
1. 0.1 ✖ 0.33
2. 10 ✖ 33
3. 1/10 ✖ 33
4. 0.1 ✖ 33
5. 10/100 ✖ 33
Choose 3 answers;
1. 0.1 ✖ 0.33
2. 10 ✖ 33
3. 1/10 ✖ 33
4. 0.1 ✖ 33
5. 10/100 ✖ 33
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Thank you very much Meesheell..!!!!
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Yeah but I can do it myself... On the other question okay..?
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8. Brenda can deliver 644 newspapers in 7 hours.
How many newspapers can Berenda deliver in 9 hours?
How many newspapers can Berenda deliver in 9 hours?
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The double number line shows that Jessica lives 48km from the capitol.
Complete the table to show different percentages of the distance.
Distance (km) Percentage
48 = ?% of 48 km
12 = ?% of 48 km
60 = ?% of 48 km
Complete the table to show different percentages of the distance.
Distance (km) Percentage
48 = ?% of 48 km
12 = ?% of 48 km
60 = ?% of 48 km
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Thanks I got a 100%!!! YAY thanks Meesheell!
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I actually have another Unit Test so can you please help me??
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Math again... 6th grade math!!!!!!!..
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Find the percent but I can do it by my self I will ask you on the other question okay?..
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Yeah I would like to try it myself don;t worry I will ask you on another question...
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4. Heather is a cashier. She can ring up 12 customers in 9 minutes.
At this rate, how many minutes does it take her to ring up 4 customers?
At this rate, how many minutes does it take her to ring up 4 customers?
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Yeah... I still have 4 more..
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5. The tape diagram shows that Rita answered 14 questions correctly on a post-test. Rita learned a lot in this unit, so that was 350% as many questions as she answered correctly in the pre-test.
Complete the table to show different percentages of the questions Rita answered correctly on the pre-test.
Number of questions correct Percentage
? = 350% of the correct pre-test questions
? = 50% of the correct pre-test questions
? = 100% of the correct pre-test questions
Complete the table to show different percentages of the questions Rita answered correctly on the pre-test.
Number of questions correct Percentage
? = 350% of the correct pre-test questions
? = 50% of the correct pre-test questions
? = 100% of the correct pre-test questions
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Thanks.!! Meesheell!
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First, find the cost of one light bulb:
$9/5 = $1.80
Then, multiply the cost of one light bulb by 7:
$1.80 x 7 = $12.60
Therefore, 7 light bulbs would cost $12.60.
$9/5 = $1.80
Then, multiply the cost of one light bulb by 7:
$1.80 x 7 = $12.60
Therefore, 7 light bulbs would cost $12.60.
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To find out how many grams of cocoa Sophie's chocolate bar contains, multiply the grams of the chocolate by the percentage of cocoa:
50 grams x 30% = (50 x 30) / 100 = 15 grams
Therefore, there are 15 grams of cocoa in Sophie's chocolate bar.
50 grams x 30% = (50 x 30) / 100 = 15 grams
Therefore, there are 15 grams of cocoa in Sophie's chocolate bar.
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To multiply percents, you'll need to convert them to decimals first, then multiply the decimals together, and finally convert the product back to a percent.
For example, let's say you need to multiply 25% and 20%. Here's how that would look using the steps I just mentioned:
1. Convert the percents to decimals:
- 25% = 0.25
- 20% = 0.20
2. Multiply the decimals together:
- 0.25 x 0.20 = 0.05
3. Convert the product back to a percent:
- 0.05 = 5%
So, 25% multiplied by 20% is equal to 5%.
For example, let's say you need to multiply 25% and 20%. Here's how that would look using the steps I just mentioned:
1. Convert the percents to decimals:
- 25% = 0.25
- 20% = 0.20
2. Multiply the decimals together:
- 0.25 x 0.20 = 0.05
3. Convert the product back to a percent:
- 0.05 = 5%
So, 25% multiplied by 20% is equal to 5%.
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Here's a table that shows the different percentages of Shanice's research time:
| Time (min) | Percentage |
|------------|----------------|
| 120 | 100% of 120 min |
| 12 | 10% of 120 min |
| 132 | 110% of 120 min |
To find the missing values in the table, you can use the following formulas:
- To find 10% of 120 minutes, divide 120 by 10:
10% of 120 min = (10/100) x 120 min = 12 min
- To find 110% of 120 minutes, add 10% to 100%:
110% of 120 min = 100% of 120 min + 10% of 120 min = 120 min + 12 min = 132 min
Therefore, the table is complete with the values for each percentage.
| Time (min) | Percentage |
|------------|----------------|
| 120 | 100% of 120 min |
| 12 | 10% of 120 min |
| 132 | 110% of 120 min |
To find the missing values in the table, you can use the following formulas:
- To find 10% of 120 minutes, divide 120 by 10:
10% of 120 min = (10/100) x 120 min = 12 min
- To find 110% of 120 minutes, add 10% to 100%:
110% of 120 min = 100% of 120 min + 10% of 120 min = 120 min + 12 min = 132 min
Therefore, the table is complete with the values for each percentage.
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To find which options have the same value as 10% of 33, you can start by calculating 10% of 33 using the following formula:
10% of 33 = (10/100) x 33 = 3.3
Then, you can check which options have the same value as 3.3:
1. 0.1 x 0.33 = 0.033 - NOT the same
2. 10 x 33 = 330 - NOT the same
3. 1/10 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
4. 0.1 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
5. 10/100 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
Therefore, options 3, 4, and 5 have the same value as 10% of 33.
10% of 33 = (10/100) x 33 = 3.3
Then, you can check which options have the same value as 3.3:
1. 0.1 x 0.33 = 0.033 - NOT the same
2. 10 x 33 = 330 - NOT the same
3. 1/10 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
4. 0.1 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
5. 10/100 x 33 = 3.3 - SAME
Therefore, options 3, 4, and 5 have the same value as 10% of 33.
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To find out how many newspapers Brenda can deliver in 9 hours, you can use proportional reasoning.
Brenda can deliver 644 newspapers in 7 hours, so she can deliver:
644/7 = 92 newspapers per hour
Therefore, in 9 hours, Brenda can deliver:
92 x 9 = 828 newspapers
Therefore, Brenda can deliver 828 newspapers in 9 hours.
Brenda can deliver 644 newspapers in 7 hours, so she can deliver:
644/7 = 92 newspapers per hour
Therefore, in 9 hours, Brenda can deliver:
92 x 9 = 828 newspapers
Therefore, Brenda can deliver 828 newspapers in 9 hours.
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Here's a table that shows the different percentages of Jessica's distance from the Capitol:
| Distance (km) | Percentage |
|---------------|----------------|
| 48 | 100% of 48 km |
| 12 | 25% of 48 km |
| 60 | 125% of 48 km |
To find the missing values in the table, you can use the following formulas:
- To find the percentage that a distance represents of 48 km, divide the distance by 48 and multiply by 100:
percentage = (distance / 48) x 100
- To find percentages greater than 100%, you can add 100% and the additional percentage together:
125% of 48 km = 100% of 48 km + 25% of 48 km = 48 km + 12 km = 60 km
Therefore, the table is complete with the values for each percentage.
| Distance (km) | Percentage |
|---------------|----------------|
| 48 | 100% of 48 km |
| 12 | 25% of 48 km |
| 60 | 125% of 48 km |
To find the missing values in the table, you can use the following formulas:
- To find the percentage that a distance represents of 48 km, divide the distance by 48 and multiply by 100:
percentage = (distance / 48) x 100
- To find percentages greater than 100%, you can add 100% and the additional percentage together:
125% of 48 km = 100% of 48 km + 25% of 48 km = 48 km + 12 km = 60 km
Therefore, the table is complete with the values for each percentage.
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To solve this problem, you can use proportional reasoning.
Heather can ring up 12 customers in 9 minutes, so she can ring up:
- 4 customers in (9/12)*4 = 3 minutes.
Therefore, it takes Heather 3 minutes to ring up 4 customers at this rate.
Heather can ring up 12 customers in 9 minutes, so she can ring up:
- 4 customers in (9/12)*4 = 3 minutes.
Therefore, it takes Heather 3 minutes to ring up 4 customers at this rate.
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