There are 2 pounds of jellybeans in the jar if you divided jellybeans jellybeans evenly into bags employees to 1 pound into each bag how many bags will you use

The number of bags used is 2 bags

Step-by-step explanation:

The mass of the jellybeans in the jar = 2 lbs

The mass divided evenly into bags = 1 pound each

Therefore the operation applied to the jar of jellybean is a division by 1 lb/bag, therefore, we have;

The number of bags used = 2 lbs/(1 lb/bag) = 2 bags

Twice the sum of 11.5 and 11 is 34.

Step-by-step explanation:

Twice the sum of a number and 11 is 34.

This implies the equation:

2x+11=34 -> Solve for X.

34-11=23.

23/2=11.5

X=11.5

Could also use Desmos calculator for this, in which it would look like:

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