Look at this shape. The whole shape is a rectangle, so you can find it's area with the dimensions given. The shape in the middle is also rectangle, so you can find its area with the information that is available. but what if you need to find the area of only the shaded part? Describe how you could find the area of this shape, and then its area.

Mr. murray wants to create 100 ounces of a mixture that is 62% pecans, 30% almonds, and 8% walnuts. how will the amount of mixture a compare to the amounts of mixtures b and c that mr. murray uses? he will use half as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined.he will use one-quarter as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined.he will use one-fifth as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined.he will use twice as much of mixture a as he will use of mixtures b and c combined.