Wayne went on a 4km hike. He took a break at 4/3 k. He took a drink of water at 10/3. Show Wayne's hike on the number line. Incl
ude his starting and finishing Place, and the 2 points where he stopped
1 answer:
1. The information given in this problem, is:
- <span>Wayne went on a 4 km hike.
- </span>Wayne took a break at 4/3 km.
- Wayne took a drink of water at 10/3.
2. Then, when you convert the values from fractions to decimals, you have:
4/3 km=1.33 km
10/3 km=3.33 km
3. With this values, you can make the number line and show <span>his starting and finishing place, and the 2 points where he stopped. This is shown in the figure attached.</span>
- <span>Wayne went on a 4 km hike.
- </span>Wayne took a break at 4/3 km.
- Wayne took a drink of water at 10/3.
2. Then, when you convert the values from fractions to decimals, you have:
4/3 km=1.33 km
10/3 km=3.33 km
3. With this values, you can make the number line and show <span>his starting and finishing place, and the 2 points where he stopped. This is shown in the figure attached.</span>
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