The juice dispenser in the cafeteria holds pints of juice. The glasses in the cafeteria only hold of a pint of juice. How many full glasses can be served at breakfast?

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The juice dispenser in the cafeteria holds  pints of juice. The glasses in the cafeteria only hold  of a pint of juice. How many full glasses can be served at breakfast?

anonymous · Answer

A. 3
B. 43
C. 86
D. 258

anonymous · Answer

You sure you didn;t leave out anything in the question?

anonymous · Answer

Oops one second.

anonymous · Answer

The juice dispenser in the cafeteria holds 28 2/3  pints of juice. The glasses in the cafeteria only hold 1/3  of a pint of juice. How many full glasses can be served at breakfast?

anonymous · Answer

wouldn't it be 28 2/3 divided by 1/3?

anonymous · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

Yea.

anonymous · Answer

thank you. could you help with a couple more?

anonymous · Answer

I was about to type out the work but u beat me to it lol.

anonymous · Answer

Chester has a coupon for  off the price of a shirt. If the shirt originally costs $35.30, what discount would Chester receive from using his coupon?

anonymous · Answer

A $14.12
B $7.06
C $0.57
D $28.24

anonymous · Answer

think u left out something in the question again

anonymous · Answer

one moment again lol im sorry

anonymous · Answer

Chester has a coupon for 1/5  off the price of a shirt. If the shirt originally costs $35.30, what discount would Chester receive from using his coupon?

anonymous · Answer

There you go haha

anonymous · Answer

Does it want to find the final price of the item, or just how much will the coupon takes off from the price?

anonymous · Answer

just how much it takes off?

anonymous · Answer

okay, for this type of problem, you will just take initial price and multiply it with the discount. So 35.3*(1/5)= 7.06

anonymous · Answer

Ohh.

anonymous · Answer

But if the problem asks for final price of item, make sure you subtract the amount from the initial.

anonymous · Answer

Hoped I helped. :)

anonymous · Answer

I have 3 more could you still help?

anonymous · Answer

I can do one more, then I need to go and finish my project haha

anonymous · Answer

Oh okay!

anonymous · Answer

Kate is making hamburgers for her friends and has 14 1/2  pounds of hamburger. How many1/2 -pound hamburgers can she make?

anonymous · Answer

A 29
B 58
C 14 1/2
D 2

anonymous · Answer

Same type of problem as the first one. All you need to do is to divide 14.5 with .5

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you!

anonymous · Answer

Np :)