Raa that's hard but all I have to do is count how many chicken legs there r n then same w pigs
30, 6
150, 30
180 ................
1. Start by identifying what the question wants so we are looking for miles per 1 gallon.
2. Set up a statement. When the word “per” is being used it relates to a fraction or a ratio. In this question we need to find how many miles a single gallon will give us. So set it up as miles/gallons
3. Plug in your numbers. Now our statement is 13 miles/15 gallons
4. Calculate. So do 13/15 which equals 0.86 miles per 1 gallon.
Tip: always add in words into your calculations. Mainly the units you are using so you can quickly look and know what the units will be. This will help you in upper placement math as well
Answer:
3cm
Step-by-step explanation:
A particular satellite is 15 m wide
Model of it was built with a scale of 1 cm: 5 m
=> scale of the model will be: 1/500cm and A particular satellite is 1500 cm wide
=>1500*1/500=3(cm)
