LOTS OF POINTS!!! Please help me !!! Workers pick 4,583 melons from a large field. Then they pack them into crates that hold 18
melons each. How many crates do they need to hold all of the melons? Explain your answer. Please tell me what's the correct answer and how you got it step by step!!!!
There is a total of 4583 melons. Each crate contains 18 melons. So in order to get the number of crates, u just devide the total number of melons by the number of melons in each crate.
number of crates x melons in each crate = total number of melons.
number of crates x 18 = 4583
number of crates = 4583/18 = 254.6 ( u can round it of to 255)
There is a total of 4583 melons. Each crate contains 18 melons. So in order to get the number of crates, u just devide the total number of melons by the number of melons in each crate. number of crates x melons in each crate = total number of melons. number of crates x 18 = 4583 number of crates = 4583/18 = 254.6 ( u can round it of to 255) so the total number of crates is 255.
