Question

37. Which of the following multiplication problems has a product that is less than

Answer 1

Answer:

Problem 1. Pikachu is level one and he wants to become level two. But he has to train, so he discovers that his attack swift gives him 1.176 points of experience. But he needs 2.352 points to reach the next level.

How many times does he have to perform the swift attack?

a)1 b)2 c)3 d)4

Problem 2. Snorlax needs to reach level 10 to enter the pokemon gym. But he is currently level 4. However, he discovers that his attack smash gives him .392 experience points and he needs 2.352 to reach level 10. How many times does he have to perform smash?

a)4 b)5 c)6 d)7

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a very easy question if you think the opposite.

1.- The opposite of multiplication is division. So with this knowledge, we can form any amount of problems we want we just need to combine the numbers with our product which is 2.352.

2.- So in the first place, let's make it easy. If we divide 2.352 in 2 then we are going to obtain. 1.176 as a product. Then we combine our product with our divisor and we can multiply them to find our initial product which was 2.352.

3.- In the second place we go more complicate, we divide 2.352 in 6 and we will obtain. .392 then we combine .392 with 6 to multiply them and we obtain back our initial objective. Can you see? it is the easiest thing to do.

4.- We then look for scenarios to put these two processes and we will find our problems.

Problem 1. Pikachu is level one and he wants to become level two. But he has to train, so he discovers that his attack swift gives him 1.176 points of experience. But he needs 2.352 points to reach the next level.

How many times does he have to perform the swift attack?

a)1 b)2 c)3 d)4

Problem 2. Snorlax needs to reach level 10 to enter the pokemon gym. But he is currently level 4. However, he discovers that his attack smash gives him .392 experience points and he needs 2.352 to reach level 10. How many times does he have to perform smash?

a)4 b)5 c)6 d)7