The quarterback for a football team threw the football 12 and 4/5 yards for each of three passes. How many yards did he throw al
together?
2 answers:
Hello there,
In order to solve this you are going to add 12 and 4/5 yards three times.
First we change 12 and 4/5 into an improper number:
- 64/5 is the mixed number for 12 and 4/5
Now we take 64/5 and add it three times or simply multiply by 3:
- 192/5 is what you get when you add it three times
Now we change 192/5 into a mixed number:
The quarterback threw in all 38 and 2/5 yards altogether.
Hope I helped,
Amna
Answer:
38.4 or 38 2/5
Step-by-step explanation:
He threw 12 4/5 yards for each of his three passes, so you would need to multiply 12 4/5 by 3.
12 4/5 x 3 = 38.4
You can also simplify the decimal into a fraction.
38.4 = 38 4/10 = 38 2/5.
*srry if its wrong*
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