Answer:
6 newer games and 10 older games
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many newer games John can purchase, we divide $30 by $5. If we do the simple math in our head, we will get the answer of 6. Therefore, the amount of newer games John can purchase is 6. Now to find the amount of older games John can buy, we apply the same strategy. We take $30 and we divide it by $3. This will get us the answer of 10. Therefore, the amount of older games John can purchase is 10.
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Use keep, change, flip!
Ex: 1 / 3
— —
2 4
Keep the 1/2
Change the division sign to a multiplication sign
Flip the 3/4 to be 4/3
1 X 4
— —
2 3
Then, multiple and simplify as usual!
1 X 4= 4
2 X 3= 6
4 = 2
— —
6 3
The answer would be 2
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3
Hope this helps, brainliest please! :)
Answer:
1.) 1 1/14
2.) 1/5
3.) 1/15
4.) 1
(They are all simplified)
Step-by-step explanation:
