a store manager orders t-shirt so that 15 out of every 35 or medium how many medium t-shirts would you expect to find when there are 126 t-shirts on a rack
\(\frac{medium~shirt}{total~shirt}= \frac{15}{35} \\\\ \frac{15}{35} = \frac{x}{126} \\\\x = 126*\frac{15}{35} \\\\ x = 54 \\\\ \therefore You~would~expect~54~medium~sized~T-shirts\)
Answer:
There are 54 medium t shirts on the rack.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total t shirts on the rack = 126
15 out of every 35 t shirts are medium.
Let there be x medium t shirts out of 126 on the rack.
We can relate this as follows:
\(\frac{15}{35}= \frac{x}{126}\)
\(35x=126*15\)
\(35x=1890\)
x = 54
Hence, there are 54 medium t shirts on the rack.