Question

help

Answer 1

isn't this question a bit same with the sandwich?

Answer 2

um can't even remember the sandwich question lol.

Answer 3

\[4 \div \frac{ 5 }{ 3 }\]

Answer 4

what is the 4 being divided by? the 5 or the 3?

Answer 5

no 5

Answer 6

here is the sandwich question
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Answer 7

not exactly but different wording

Answer 8

these are the two prices comparison of the candy bag....

Answer 9

I don't get it.

Answer 10

well i believe it is A but not sure. Because the question said that he has $4 and the candy is 5/3 times more that it is needed. so i believe its refering to how much candy he can buy.

Answer 11

im not sure if its right but let me check.

Answer 12

well i just guessed and picked D and I got it right.

Answer 13

lol

Answer 14

i think the answer is 7/10

Answer 15

im not doing well. well i knew that it was between A and D because B and C is talking about peices of candy except bags

Answer 16

i turned them into common denominators and added

Answer 17

not sure if that's right though.

Answer 18

how did we do it with the salt packets?

Answer 19

same way if i can recall.

Answer 20

damn it i got it wrong.

Answer 21

@robtobey what you say here....

Answer 22

this is grade 6 math btw.

Answer 23

lol grade 6 was the hardest class i ever took

Answer 24

jk

Answer 25

what grade u in now? and was it hard?

Answer 26

wait was the answer 4/3 by any chance?

Answer 27

this is arithmetic questions. basic math questions lol. probably why all you professionals are having such a hard time, since it's so basic.

Answer 28

YES!!

Answer 29

oh lol

Answer 30

you should of waited lol

Answer 31

my goodness! It's to late now, i have to get 5 questions right in a row again.

Answer 32

lol

Answer 33

were doing the questions for the past hour lol

Answer 34

@FriedRice

Answer 35

sorry i was teaching chem

Answer 36

wow, look at you :)

Answer 37

i figured out the answer it's D

Answer 38

i figured out this one too.

Answer 39

15/9

Answer 40

yeah... it should be 15/9 = 5/3

Answer 41

or 2 water bottles

Answer 42

i put in 15/9 it said it needed to be simplified so i divided by 3 and got 5/3 and it said it was correct.

Answer 43

ok

Answer 44

18/5

Answer 45

Let x be the cost of one bag of candy.\[\frac{5 x}{3}=4 \]x = 2.4

Answer 46

why are you having trouble with these questions if your at such a higher level than this? Is it because it's to basic for you?

Answer 47

lol he's still on the first question :S

Answer 48

don't laugh, he spent a lot of time and effort on this.

Answer 49

ok sorry

Answer 50

:)

Answer 51

what you did @robtobey was way beyond what the question asked for lol. you like did some next level stuff

Answer 52

YES! it's 18/5

Answer 53

yeah!!
2 more questions

Answer 54

its 3

Answer 55

i got 3

Answer 56

i think 3/9?

Answer 57

i'm not really sure though.

Answer 58

wait 1 package can hold ONLY 1/9??

Answer 59

of like 1 of 9 parts?

Answer 60

i don't even know if you understand what I'm asking.

Answer 61

not really :p

Answer 62

knew it.

Answer 63

i really don't want to get this wrong

Answer 64

but i believe it is 3

Answer 65

if i get it wrong will you help me get 5 right again? lol

Answer 66

i say 3/9

Answer 67

totally

Answer 68

no 3 lol

Answer 69

okay i'll put in 3

Answer 70

wait, how did you get 3?

Answer 71

why it correct right?

Answer 72

to scared to put it in first I wanna know how you got 3

Answer 73

i did 1/3 /1/9 then you get 1/3 *9 = 3

Answer 74

what did you put?

Answer 75

YES!!!!! I GOT IT RIGHT~!

Answer 76

what was the answer?

Answer 77

3

Answer 78

ok good

Answer 79

if i had put 3/9 i would have gotten it wrong lol.

Answer 80

that was close lol

Answer 81

final question....

Answer 82

ohh crap.... this question is the worst

Answer 83

its A for sure

Answer 84

OH YEAH!!!!!!! I GOT IT RIGHT!

Answer 85

i know that it's A