Jan's birthday cake must bake for 2 hours 15 minutes. Its put into the oven at 11:45 a.m.,what time get done
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well if you subtract the square root of the minutes from the parabola of reasoning, you end with an initial velocity of 1400, symbolizing the time (24 hour army style)]\n\naka the answer is 2:00\n\nwhooo.... that one was tricky
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lets say there were fifteen beans to start.  george eats 5 of them.  there are ten left.  martha finds those 10 and ate until there were 3 left.  she ate 7 beans out of 10.\n\n7/10\n\nalgebraic method:\n\nx - total beans to start\n\n(2/3)x = amount left after george eats beans (remaining beans that martha finds)\n\n(1/5)x = amount left after martha eats beans\n\n\n(2/3)x - (some fraction of beans martha found) = (1/5)x\n\n(2/3)x - (1/5)x = (some fraction of beans martha found)\n\n(7/15)x = (fraction)(beans martha found)\n(7/15)x = (fraction)((2/3)x)\n(21/30) = fraction\n\n21/30 reduced is 7/10\n\n\n\n\nEdit: there are some wrong answers by other posters....remember that we are looking at what fraction of the beans that martha found, not out of the original number
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about one hour...they have to make sure he's baked to perfection.  and buy is the right word too...bought and paid for that's what i always say
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Deeply explained:\nLet x be the number of minutes since midnigt and y be the number of minutes before noon.\nFrom midnight to noon we have 12 hour, thus 720 minutes.\nx+y=720\nx=9y -> 9y+y=720\n10y=720 -> y=72\nWe have 72 minutes to noon, so it's 10:48
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look there's a 1&#92;6 because there are 2 hours(120 minutes)\n20 minutes is just 1&#92;6 of 120 minutes. is simple
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This is the one I used for my kids when they were little:\n\nSALT DOUGH RECIPE: \n\n2 cups of Plain Flour \n1 cup of table salt \n1 cup of water \n\nOptional:\n1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (makes it a little easier to knead) \n1 tablespoon of lemon juice (makes the finished product harder)\n \nMix everything together and knead it for about 10 min until it is smooth like bread dough.  \n\n\n Unused dough can be stored in the fridge, in an airtight container or cling film, for up to a week. It is kid safe if they try to eat it, just  incredibly salty. \nYou can air dry it or put it in a barely warm oven (225f) for a few hours. Allow it to cool in the oven.\n\nAnother tip is to push a hole into a shape with a straw before drying, to leave a place to thread a ribbon for hanging!
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I don't know how long you really WORKED, but you were on the clock for 5 hours and 50 minutes.  If you got time off for lunch, that would subtract some minutes of course.  \nIf you really want to get mathematical about it, you worked: 5.83 hours, or a total of 350 minutes.  OR........21,000 seconds.  Or if you want to go backwards, you worked .24 (almost 1/4) of a day.  I won't go any farther than a day because I really don't think you're interested. : ) \nHow did I know?  Well............60 seconds make a minute, 60 minutes make an hour, 24 hours in a day.........as time keeps tick tock ticking away.  (Dr. Tick-Tock on PBS LOL)
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!\n\nEat some birthday cake!
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It should only be as long as the activities you have planned. If you are going to eat, have cake and open presents, then it should only be 3-5 hours.
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Time: if it's 2 o'clock and you subtract two hours it goes back to 12 o'clock ;)
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the rest of the cake you made?
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Thanks hon as my birthday really is on Friday November 17th Yay!  Please bring me a nice chocolate cake with 53 candles on it!
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You will need two cakes.\nYou have to compare the areas and not the length of the cakes.\nThe area of an 8in square cake is 64\nNow set up a proportion using the area\nCompare the area to the number of people it serves\n64/4 = x/18\nx = (64/4)18\nx = 288\nThis is the area that you need\nA 12in square cake has area 12*12 = 144\n288/144 = 2
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add 2 hours to 11 o'clock and it becomes 1 o'clock
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The easiest way is to figure the number of minutes (to get them the same), then figure the number of hours (to get them the same).\n\nFor example, you need to move from 10:30 to 11:15...\n\nMentally move the hand forward from 10:30 to 10:35, then 10:40, then 10:45, etc.  You'll see that to get to 11:15 you have to move *9* five minute increments.  (9 x 5 minutes = 45 minutes).  So now you have made the minutes the same :15 and :15.\n\nNext you need to go from 11:15 to 1:15.  You can ignore the minutes now... you should count two spots from 11 to 12 to 1.  That's 2 hours.\n\nSo your final answer is 2 hours and 45 minutes.
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10:00am to 5:00am, the confusing part doesn't come in until after 12:00pm (noon).  1:00pm is 1300, 2:00pm is 1400, etc.  Up to that point, just put a : before the last 2 digits.
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Hi there. I have sold Partylite candles for 6 years. May be of some help. We always use the hour for every inch in diameter. If the candle is 3 inches around, let it burn for 3 hours or longer. Do you know how wide? That should help give you an estimated time?!