5 oranges are shared equally by 2 people. About how many oranges does each person get? Choose 1 answer: Between 0 and 1 oranges B Between 1 and 2 oranges D Between 2 and 3 oranges Which equation tells us exactly how many oranges each person will get? Between 3 and 4 oranges Choose 1 answer: 5+2= 2÷3= 3÷2= 2 + 3 = 52 32 3 2 23

5 oranges are shared equally by 2 people. About how many oranges does each person get? Choose 1 answer: Between 0 and 1 oranges B Between 1 and 2 oranges D Between 2 and 3 oranges Which equation tells us exactly how many oranges each person will get? Between 3 and 4 oranges Choose 1 answer: 5+2= 2÷3= 3÷2= 2 + 3 = 52 32 3 2 23

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter25: Achievement Review—section Two

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25AR: Engine pistons and cylinder heads are made of an aluminum casting alloy that contains 4% silicon,...

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