Sammy and Emma had 60 chocolates altogether. They ate the same number of chocolates.Now Emma has 26 and sammy 16 chocolates., How many chocolates did they eat altogether.,,How many chocolates did Emma have?
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Answer: hope you understoood
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to figure out what 1/3 of 24 is.
speaker icon1/3 of 24 is the same as this:
speaker icon24 × 1/3 = ?
speaker icon First, multiply 24 by the numerator:
speaker icon24 × 1 = 24
speaker icon Then, divide the product we got by the denominator:
speaker icon24 ÷ 3 = 8
speaker icon✅ Now we know that she gave 8 cookies to her neighbor.
speaker iconHere are more questions about this problem: The problem tells us to figure out two things:
speaker icon- the number of cookies that Jane gave to her parents,
speaker icon- the number of cookies that Jane ate.
speaker icon But first, we have to find out how many cookies were left, after Jane gave some away to her neighbor.
speaker iconShe started with 24 cookies and gave 8 cookies away.
speaker iconLet's subtract:
speaker icon24 - 8 = 16 cookies
speaker iconSo, Jane had 16 cookies left.
speaker icon How many cookies did Jane's parents get if she gave them 3/4 of 16?
speaker icon3/4 of 16 is the same as this:
speaker icon16 × 3/4 = ?
speaker icon First, multiply 16 by the numerator:
speaker icon16 × 3 = 48
speaker icon Then, divide the product we got by the denominator:
speaker icon48 ÷ 4 = 12
speaker icon✅ Jane gave 12 cookies to her parents.
speaker icon Now, let's find out how many cookies Jane ate.
speaker iconWe know that Jane ate all the cookies that were left.
speaker iconShe had 16 cookies. Then, she gave 12 to her parents.
speaker iconHow many are left?
speaker icon We need to subtract to figure this out:
speaker icon16 - 12 = 4
speaker icon✅ Jane ate 4 cookes this is the answer
S+ E = 60
E- x = 26
S - x = 16
E -26 = S -16
E-S = 10
On solving both equations now
EMMA = 35
Sammy = 25
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