A juice jar is full and holds 6 gallons of water. Thomas pours 1 ¾ gallons from the jar into another container. Susan pours ⅗ gallons into her jug and Daniel pours 3 ½ gallons into another jug. How many gallons of juice is left in the original juice jar?

You can find the constant of proportionality by finding the ratio of

Consider the enlargement of the pentagon. what is the value of x, rounded to the nearest tenth? 2.1 centimeters 3.3 centimeters 7.0 centimeters 15.0 centimeters

Amayoral candidate would like to know her residents’ views on a tax on sugar drinks before the mayoral debates. she asks one thousand registered voters from both parties. these voters are an example of a census population convenience sample simple random sample