Chapter 6: Q37. (page 279)
Estimate A store sells 16 cookies for $11.88. Estimate the cost per cookie. Explain how you made your estimate.
Short Answer
The cost per cookie is $0.7425.
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Chapter 6: Q37. (page 279)
Estimate A store sells 16 cookies for $11.88. Estimate the cost per cookie. Explain how you made your estimate.
The cost per cookie is $0.7425.
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Use equivalent ratios to solve the proportion.
You have 15 stamps from Canada in your stamp collection. These stamps make up of your entire collection. The rest of the stamps are from the U.S. How many stamps are in your collection? How many stamps from the U.S. do you have?
Solve the proportion
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Explain how to use equivalent ratios to solve the proportion.
Nature As a tadpole, the paradoxical frog is 24 centimeters long. As an adult, the frog is 6 centimeters long.
a. Write the ratio of the tadpole’s length to the adult frog’s length.
b. Something is called paradoxical if it seems impossible. What is paradoxical about the frog? Explain using your answer to part (a).
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