1.5 men can eat 1.5 cakes in 1.5 minutes. Therefore 1 man can eat 1 cake in 1.5 minutes. Therefore 1 man eats 2/3 cake per minute. At this rate, 45 x 2/3 = 30 cakes can be consumed in 45 minutes. This confirms that the answer is - just one man.
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the answer is 5 and a half. first, you look at it like a cake, 5 halfs of a cake is the same as 2 cakes and a half of cake. add 3 cakes to this and you get 5 and a half. or you could always just divide 5 in half to get 2.5 and add 3 to get 5.5 cake isn't a good way to do it anymore, it wont help you when the going gets tough
Half a block high (same height as the half blocks) The cakes can be walked over without jumping,
There are quite a few ways; here are just a few. 1 minute and a half 1.5 minutes 1:30 1 minute 30 seconds 1 and a half minutes I hope that helps!
90 minutes two 45 minute half with a 15 minute break
There are 60 seconds in a minute, so a half minute would be 30 seconds. If you have a length of time in half minutes, multiply that by 30 to get seconds. For example, 20 half minutes = 20 x 30 seconds = 600 seconds
If you're defrosting it, I would say more than an hour. If you just baked a cake and its hot, I would wait about thirty minutes to an hour before eating it. I'd also say putting it in the refrigerator for 5mins.
There are no minutes in half a minute. - In one minute there are 60 seconds. - In half a minute there are 30 seconds. - In one hour there are 60 minutes. - In half an hour there are 30 minutes.
There are 60 minutes in 1 hour. 89 minus 60 is 29. So 89 minutes in the next hour is the 29th minute. In total, 89 minutes is 1 hour and 29 minutes, or 1 minute less than an hour and a half.
30 seconds is half a minute (0.5 minutes), as there are 60 seconds in a full minute.
there isn't a difference
You would then have two right angle triangle shaped cakes.