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jok3333 [9.3K]
3 years ago
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your bakery is in a large shopping center. The entrie shopping center is 4,500 square feet. Your bakery takes up only 1/10 of th

at space.How many square feet is your bakery
Mathematics
1 answer:
Kisachek [45]3 years ago
5 0
So if the bakery is 1/10 of the shopping center's area, and the shopping center's area is 4500 feet, then the bakery's area is 1/10th of 4500 feet. 1/10th of 4500 feet is 450.

A more in-depth explanation:

A fraction is:
x/y
where y would equal how many parts you wanted to split a number into and x would equal how many parts you want to take.

So splitting 4500 into 10 parts and then taking one is basically 1/10 of 4500.

4500 in 10 parts, one would be 450.
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