We made 64 robots. We'll keep 8 of the robots and pack the rest into boxes of 4. How many boxes do we need What could we do to find how many boxes we need.

A. Divide 64 by 4. Then subtract 8.

B. Subtract 8 from 64. Then multiply by 4

C. Subtract 8 from 64. Then divide by 4

D. Divide 64 by 8. Then multiply by 4​

Ateacher asked his students to vote for an animal to be their class pet. five-eighteenths of the students voted for a rabbit, voted for a snake, and voted for a hamster. which statement is true? more students voted for a hamster than a snake. more students voted for a snake than a rabbit. more students voted for a rabbit than a hamster. more students voted for a snake than a hamster.

5.(04.07) two different plants grow each year at different rates, which are represented by the functions f(x) = 4* and g(x) = 5x + 2. what is the first year the f(x) height is greater than the g(x) height? year 3 year 0 year 2 year 1

Jenny earned a 77 on her most recent test jenny score is no less then 5 points greater then 4/5 of terrance’s score if t represents terrance score which inequality represents the situation