and surely you know how much that is.
Just split it in to three rhombuses and then split each rhombus in half.
You will now have six triangles
Answer:
"Peter makes $1/8 for every pencil he sells. Yesterday he made $3 by selling pencils, how many of them he sold? "
Step-by-step explanation:
Sometimes we have a real situation and we want to provide a mathematical model to explain it. But what if we have the model and need to imagine what the situation could be? It calls for our imagination and tries to figure out such a problem, given the answer
We can see a question mark multiplying the fraction 1/8 to produce a result of 3. This is a common proportion problem. This is my approach
"Peter makes $1/8 for every pencil he sells. Yesterday he made $3 by selling pencils, how many of them he sold? "
If we solved this question, we have to replace the ? for 24 and say Peter sold 24 pencils and made 24(1/8)=$3
I also need this answer so when you find out let me know
. . Hmmmmmmmmm, I wonder what the answer could be XD
