If I have 150,000 crystals, and ONE costume cost 4,000 crystals, how many costumes can I buy total?

1 answer:

6 0

Okay, think of it this way:

You have to find how many times 4,000 goes into 150,000.

This will tell you how many costumes you can buy.

To make this easier, we can divide 4 by 150. (this is proportional to 4,000 and 150,000 since we took 3 zeros from each number; you will get the same answer)

150/4= 37.5

You can buy 37 whole costumes.

Hope this helped!

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