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There are 12 more apples than oranges in the basket of 36 apples and oranges how many apples are in the basket?
There are 24 apples and 12 oranges in the basket.
How many oranges make 1 dozen?
a dozen is 12, so 12 oranges make a dozen
What is the answer of direct and partitive proportion example 12 oranges cost 65.00 the cost of 15 oranges is?
81.25 for 15 oranges
How much does a dozen of oranges cost?
There are 12 in a dozen, so you have 12 oranges.
Ellen takes 12 of the oranges in the bowl Geoff takes 3 of the oranges that remain in the bowl Later Ellen and Geoff puts one orange back how many oranges to start with?
15
How many oranges does it take to charge an iphone?
12 if you use a 220V power source and regular oranges 1 if you use The Annoying Orange
There are 12 more apples than oranges in a basket of 36 apples and oranges How many apples are in the basket?
let x =oranges let x+12= apples total in basket=36 (x) + (x+12)= 36 2x +12= 36 -12 -12 -------------------- 2x = 24 --- ------ 2 2 ------------- x=12 therefore: there are 12 oranges (x+12)= apples 12+12=24 apples Ans: 24 apples
Joe bought a bag of oranges on Monday and ate a third of them On Tuesday he ate half of the remaining oranges On Wednesday he looked in the bag to find he only had two oranges left How many oranges we?
He had 6 oranges to start with, and ate 2 the first day and 2 the second day.
How many oranges does it take to make a half gallon?
Around 12.
What are some questions with answers of 24?
What is 3 times 8 What is 2 times 12 How many eggs are there in 2 dozen What is 20+4 How many oranges would you have left if you had 36 oranges and you gave me 12
How much does a pound of oranges cost?
That will vary from store to store and day to day
The fruit bowl is 12 apples and 13 bananas the rest of the fruit is oranges what fraction of the fruit is oranges?
It depend upon how many oranges there are, which gives the total number of pieces of fruit in the bowl. Let the number of oranges be x, then the total number of fruit is 12 + 13 + x = x +25 Thus the fraction of the fruit that is oranges is number_of_oranges/total_number_of_fruit = x/(x+25) If you do not know the number of oranges x, but do know the total number of fruit in the bowl (call it t), then the number of oranges = t - (12 + 23) = t - 25, giving the fraction of oranges as (t-25)/t. The above formulae give a general form of the fraction of the fruit that are oranges; if you know the number of oranges, or the total number of fruit, you can substitute for x or t in the above formulae to get the fraction for the quantity you have as you have not told us them.
