Michael planted 620 tomato plants in 20 rows. Each row has the same number of tomato plants. Circle each equation that can be us
ed to find p, the number of tomato plants in each row.
A. 620 ÷20=p
B. 620÷p=20
C. 20×620=p
D. 20×p=620
*Please Show Work*
2 answers:
The only answer would be A because if you divide it by 20 it should divide it equally i tried the other ones and they didnt work
D because the total number of plants is 640 so that has to be what it equals. There are 20 rows. You have to multiply that with the p
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