EP PRE-ALGEBRA-STUDENTWORKS PLUS(1 YR.)
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Chapter 1.2, Problem 40PPS
(a)
To determine
To describe: Describe the relationship between the quarts and cups in words
(a)
Expert Solution
Answer to Problem 40PPS
The number of quarts is one fourth of the number of cups.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: A table that represents the number of cups and quarts
Describe: Number of quarts depends on the number of cups.
To get the number of quarts , the number of cups should be divided by 4.
So, the number of quarts is one fourth of the number of cups.
(b)
To determine
To evaluate: the relationship between the quarts and cups in expression.
(b)
Expert Solution
Answer to Problem 40PPS
Expression:
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Expression that represents the number of cups and quarts
Describe: Number of quarts depends on the number of cups.
To get the number of quarts, the number of cups should be divided by 4.
The number of quarts is one fourth of the number of cups.
Let ‘c’ be the number of cups
Replace the variable
The expression that represents the number of quarts in ‘c’cups is
(c )
To determine
To write: the relationship between the quarts and cups in expression.
(c )
Expert Solution
Answer to Problem 40PPS
There are 25 quarts in 100 cups.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: A table that represents the number of cups and quarts
Total of 100 cups.
Evaluation: Number of quarts depends on the number of cups.
Let ‘c’ be the number of cups
Expression to find the number of quarts in ‘c’cups is
We need to find the number of quarts for 100 cups using the expression.
There are 25 quarts in 100 cups.
Chapter 1 Solutions
EP PRE-ALGEBRA-STUDENTWORKS PLUS(1 YR.)
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