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If I have 5 apples in 1 hand and 6 in the other what would I have?
11 apples
If you have 3 boxes of fruit apples oranges and both They all have labels that are not right You pick 1 fruit from 1 box How can you label the boxes correctly?
You would choose to draw from the box labeled "Apples and Oranges"...Whatever fruit you draw is the fruit from that box. (you know this is the case because the boxes are mislabeled) You then proceed to relabel the box with "Apples" if that is what you drew. Then you relabel the original "Apples" box to "Oranges" and the original "Oranges" box to "Apples and Oranges".
A box contains aplles and oranges the ratio of apples to oranges is 5 3 if there are 15 oranges in the box how many apples are in the box?
Answer is 25 did it in 1 sec don't bet ur life on it
If 4 apples and 2 oranges equal 1 and 2 apples and 3 oranges equals 0.70 how much does each apple and each orange cost?
Treat it as a simultaneous equation and it works out as: Oranges = 0.10 each Apples = 0.20 each
Three boxes are labels apples oranges and apples and oranges you can only select one fruit from onle one box from which box should you pick and how will that help you to correctly label the ot?
I believe this question should also stipulate that the boxes are incorrectly labelled, then my solution works (I think)! It's easier if you number the boxes:- The box labelled the oranges is box no.1 " " " " apples " " " 2 " " " " apples & oranges is box no. 3 Now remembering that box no.1 is incorrectly labelled "oranges" Box no.2 is incorrectly labelled "apples" and Box no.3 is incorrectly labelled "apples & oranges". Take a sample from box no.3....if it is an apple, then box no.3 holds apples. Box no.2 labelled "apples" is wrong so this box must contain oranges and this leaves box no1 which must hold apples& oranges. This works in reverse (if you pick an orange from box no.3), so you always start with box no.3
How many combinations of apples and oranges can you create if you had 3 apples and 3 oranges?
1
If I have 5 apples in 1 hand and 6 in the other what would I have?
11 apples
If you have 3 boxes of fruit apples oranges and both They all have labels that are not right You pick 1 fruit from 1 box How can you label the boxes correctly?
You would choose to draw from the box labeled "Apples and Oranges"...Whatever fruit you draw is the fruit from that box. (you know this is the case because the boxes are mislabeled) You then proceed to relabel the box with "Apples" if that is what you drew. Then you relabel the original "Apples" box to "Oranges" and the original "Oranges" box to "Apples and Oranges".
A box contains aplles and oranges the ratio of apples to oranges is 5 3 if there are 15 oranges in the box how many apples are in the box?
Answer is 25 did it in 1 sec don't bet ur life on it
If 4 apples and 2 oranges equal 1 and 2 apples and 3 oranges equals 0.70 how much does each apple and each orange cost?
Treat it as a simultaneous equation and it works out as: Oranges = 0.10 each Apples = 0.20 each
If you take 2 apples form 3 apple trees what do you have?
ANSWER: 2 Oranges because we are taking only oranges.
If 4 apples and 2 oranges equals 1 and 2 apples and 3 oranges equals 0.70 how much does each apple and each orange cost?
Solve the problem by treating it as a simultaneous equation question which works out as: Apples: 0.20 each Oranges: 0.10 each
Three boxes are labels apples oranges and apples and oranges you can only select one fruit from onle one box from which box should you pick and how will that help you to correctly label the ot?
I believe this question should also stipulate that the boxes are incorrectly labelled, then my solution works (I think)! It's easier if you number the boxes:- The box labelled the oranges is box no.1 " " " " apples " " " 2 " " " " apples & oranges is box no. 3 Now remembering that box no.1 is incorrectly labelled "oranges" Box no.2 is incorrectly labelled "apples" and Box no.3 is incorrectly labelled "apples & oranges". Take a sample from box no.3....if it is an apple, then box no.3 holds apples. Box no.2 labelled "apples" is wrong so this box must contain oranges and this leaves box no1 which must hold apples& oranges. This works in reverse (if you pick an orange from box no.3), so you always start with box no.3
Take 3 apples from 4 apples and what do you have?
Mathematically, you would have 1. 4 - 3 = 1 On the other hand, depending on how you think. If you take 3 from 4, then you would have 3 apples.
How much is 1 bag of baking powder equal?
Is this like comparing apples to oranges? I'd say like 6 apples.
Is 1 liter larger than 1 cm?
liters measure volume while centimeters are a measure of length... its like apples and oranges you imbecile liters measure volume while centimeters are a measure of length... its like apples and oranges you imbecile
Why can't people compare apples and oranges?
Comparing apples and oranges is a phrase meaning that two things can not be compared.However they really could. They are both fruit and sweet. They both grow on trees. They are both edible. They both can be peeled.They are different in many ways. Apples have smooth skin. Some people eat apple skins but other than in flavorings, people don't eat orange peels. Oranges have citric acid. Oranges grow in subtropical climates and apples grow in temperate climates.http://www.improbable.com/airchives/paperair/volume1/v1i3/air-1-3-apples.html
