Mr. Wong bought 6 raffle tickets for $4 each. He gave each of his 3 children the same number of tickets. What was the cost of th
e tickets per child?
2 answers:
W=cost of one ticket
6w=$4
divide 6 on both sides
w=2/3 dollars per ticket
each child will get two tickets because 6/3 is 2
2/3×2= 4/3= $1.33 per child
The cost is 8 dollars per child.
There are <em>6 </em> raffle tickets for <em>4 dollars each </em>and he has <em>3 </em>kids.
Thats <em>2 tickets </em>per child.
2x4=8
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15
Step-by-step explanation:
half of 30 is 15
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all the numbers in between arent integers but decimals
It’s just 5 you divide 9 into 45 and get a whole number of 5
