Question

students in classes, displayed below, ate the same ratio of cheese pizza slices to pepperoni pizza slices.
Below is the Slices of Cheese Pizza column from the table. Fill it in with fractions or mixed numbers (like 7 1/2)

Slices of Cheese Pizza

Answer 1

Someone likes FNaF.

Answer 2

Haha.... where is this table you're referring to?

Answer 3

im getting it now

Answer 4

Alright

Answer 5

This is an addition thing right?

Answer 6

uh. i dont know , if your asking like fraction then its fractions

Answer 7

Like this? http://icecream.me/5a4556752d67d607d8cc49f8da8ef5c6

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Well okay then, you can do this yourself right? :p

Answer 10

not really. it seems hard and i missed the classes. :(

Answer 11

:T
Ok here's a hint: http://icecream.me/354b6278c7f17e5d77bbbf35cbdefe61

Answer 12

Whoops don't write 30 in that box, I meant 21

Answer 13

i still dont get what to do

Answer 14

Just stick random fractions in the Pepperoni boxes first

Answer 15

k

Answer 16

Wait...
Okay here's a tip.
Fill in the first row: Pepperoni 3/4, Cheese 6 and 1/4. What does that add up to?

Answer 17

your saying something wrong cause in the picture you sent me, it fills out almost all the colums, when i need to fill out the cheese pizza i think

Answer 18

6 5/4

Answer 19

You need to fill out the columns to get the cheese pizza lol.
No, it's 7\[\frac{3}{4}+6\frac{1}{4}=6+\frac{1+3}{4}=6\frac{4}{4}=7\]

Answer 20

Sorry I messed up on the fractions. But yeah it's 7.

Answer 21

mk, so the answer is 7?

Answer 22

That's the answer for total pizza. So basically we keep going like that per row, until you've filled all the columns like that then just take the cheese pizza column and BAM there's your answer!
The first row has "total pizza = 7", I just put two fractions that added up to 7 in the pepperoni and cheese sections

Answer 23

i dont understand

Answer 24

First row: Cheese and Pepperoni slices are blank. You have a total pizza slice count of 7.
The fractions I gave you add up to 7, so that fills the first row.

Answer 25

im still confused :(

Answer 26

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x + y = z. In row one, we have z=7
x and y must be fractions or mixed numbers.

Answer 27

I made x=3/4, that's a fraction
and I made y = 6 and 1/4, that's a mixed number.

Together, those add up to 7.

x+y=z, yes?