You bought a baby fish that is 1/2 cm in length. If its length doubles every week, how long will it be in three months? Create a
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Answer:
2,048 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 4 weeks in a month, and the fish doubles in length every week
Let's put this into a table: (attached picture)
First we start off at 0.5 cm in week 0 (this is week 0 because you just bought the fish).
Then, the length doubles in week 1, so the fish becomes 1 cm.
In week 2, the fish's length doubles again to become 2 cm.
In week 3, the length doubles to become 4 cm.
So on, and so on until we reach a length of 2048 cm.
Therefore, after 3 months the fish's length will be 2,048 cm.
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