plz solve all parts within 30-40 mins I'll upvote your answer a. The price of a jumper wasreduced in a sale by. Thenew price was later reducedby . What fraction was thejumper reduced by overall?b. A new game is on sale for19 of the original price. 3members of a family pay anequal share of the remainingprice. What fraction of theoriginal price does each familymember pay?C. In a year group, 18 ofstudents wear glasses, ofthem are boys. What fractionof this year group wearglasses and are boys?d. 4 children share of apack of biscuits equallybetween them, what fractionof the pack will each child get?

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a. The price of a jumper was reduced in a sale by. The new price was later reduced by . What fraction was the jumper reduced by overall? b. A new game is on sale for 4 of the original price. 3 members of a family pay an equal share of the remaining 19 price. What fraction of the original price does each family member pay? C. In a year group, 1s of students wear glasses, of them are boys. What fraction of this year group wear glasses and are boys?

a. The price of a jumper was reduced in a sale by. The new price was later reduced by . What fraction was the jumper reduced by overall? b. A new game is on sale for 4 of the original price. 3 members of a family pay an equal share of the remaining 19 price. What fraction of the original price does each family member pay? C. In a year group, 1s of students wear glasses, of them are boys. What fraction of this year group wear glasses and are boys?

College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section9.5: Counting Principles

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