Which problems can be solved by performing this multiplication? 23×18 Select each correct answer. Sarah mixed 18 ounces of orange juice with 23 ounce of pineapple juice. How many ounces of juice did she have in all? A container held 18 ounces of water. Two-thirds of the water leaked out of the container. How many ounces of water were left in the container? Jordan had 18 coins. Two-thirds of the coins were dimes. How many coins were dimes? Min had 18 quarters. He used 23 of the quarters to play arcade games. How many quarters did Min use?

Jordan had 18 coins. Two-thirds of the coins were dimes. How many coins were dimes?

Min had 18 quarters. He used 2/3 of the quarters to play arcade games. How many quarters did Min use?

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2/3 × 18

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Sarah mixed 18 ounces of orange juice with 23 ounce of pineapple juice. How many ounces of juice did she have in all?

Ounces of orange juice = 18

Ounces of pineapple juice = 23

Total ounces of juice = 18 + 23

= 41 ounces

A container held 18 ounces of water. Two-thirds of the water leaked out of the container. How many ounces of water were left in the container?

Total water in the container = 18

Water leaked out = 2/3

Ounces of water left = 18 - 2/3(18)

= 18 - 36/3

= 18 - 12

= 6

Jordan had 18 coins. Two-thirds of the coins were dimes. How many coins were dimes?

Total Number of coins = 18

Dimes = 2/3 of 18

Number of dimes = 2/3 × 18

= 36 / 3

= 12

Min had 18 quarters. He used 2/3 of the quarters to play arcade games. How many quarters did Min use?

Total quarters = 18

Quarters used for game = 2/3 × 18

= 2/3 × 18

= 36 / 3

= 12

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