Two friends are making friendship bracelets each bracelet has five star beads and 3/5 of the Stars beads are glow-in-the-dark if the friends are making 10 friendship bracelets how many Star beads do they need how many stars will glow in the dark?

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Angela Hogan

23 March, 12:13

Two friends are making friendship bracelets each bracelet has five star beads and 3/5 of the Stars beads are glow-in-the-dark if the friends are making 10 friendship bracelets how many Star beads do they need how many stars will glow in the dark?

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Abby Mclean · Answer 1

there will be 50 star beads and 30 glow in the dark beads

Step-by-step explanation:

5 star beads (s) 10 bracelets (b)

s*b=

then 5 * 10=50

3/5 of the star beads glow in the dark so 3/5 (50)

or. 6 (50) = 30 so there are 30 glow in the dark beads.