Asked by god Of Ela

There are 4 grams of fiber in 1/2 cup of oats. How many grams of fiber are in 3 1/2 cups of oats?
Answered by god Of Ela
Noah receives a $5 discount each month on his cell phone bill because he sighed up auto-pay from his bank account. Over the last 8 months, Noah has paid a total of $280 for his cell phone bill. What would Noah be charged for his cell phone bill each month if he stopped using auto-pay?
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There are 28 grams of fiber in 3 1/2 cups of oats.

To see why, first find out how many grams of fiber are in one cup of oats by doubling the fiber content of 1/2 cup:

4 grams of fiber x 2 = 8 grams of fiber in 1 cup of oats

Then multiply that number by 3.5 to find out how much fiber is in 3 1/2 cups:

8 grams of fiber per cup x 3.5 cups = 28 grams of fiber
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If Noah received a $5 discount on his cell phone bill each month for the last 8 months, then his total discount over that time period would be:

$5/month x 8 months = $40

If Noah paid a total of $280 for his cell phone bill over the last 8 months, and $40 of that was from the auto-pay discount, then the total cost of his cell phone bill without the discount would be:

$280 - $40 = $240

To find out how much Noah would be charged for his cell phone bill each month without auto-pay, divide the total cost over the last 8 months by the number of months:

$240 / 8 months = $30/month

Therefore, if Noah stopped using auto-pay, he would be charged $30 per month for his cell phone bill.