4 boxes = 1/6 of a pound
If each box weighs the same then you should divide 1/6 of a pound by four. That should give you the weight of each box.
Step One:
1/6÷4= ?
Step Two:
Change the four to a fraction
1/6÷4/1= ?
Step 3:
Use the Keep/Flip/Change rule to rewrite the problem to an easier one.
1/6(Keep)÷4/1= ?
1/6÷1/4(Flip)= ?
1/6×(Change)1/4= ?
Now you have this equation:
1 1
-- × -- = ?
6 4
Step 4:
Multiply across.
1 1 1
--- × --- = ---
6 4 24
Step 5:
Write it out.
Now you have your answer and should write it in C.S.R.Q. format. (Complete Sentence that Restates the Question)
Each box Kayla packed weighs 1/24 of a pound.
5+4=9; 14-5=9.....10+0=10; 9+1=10;5-4=1
Answer:
0.3
Step-by-step explanation:
First you need to add 1/4 and 9/20, and you would get 7/10. That only leaves 3/10, which as a decimal is 0.3.
I will ask my teacher and answer.
Answer:
D. 20 ÷ 6 − 4
E. 1/6(20 − 24)
F. (20−24) ÷ 6
Step-by-step explanation:
6(x + 4) = 20
6(x) + 6(4) = 20
6x + 24 = 20
- 24 - 24
6x = -4
/6 /6
x = -4/6 or x = -2/3
D. 20 ÷ 6 − 4
20/6 - 4
20/6 - 24/6
-4/6 = -2/3
E. 1/6(20 − 24)
1/6(-4)
-4/6 = -2/3
F. (20 − 24) ÷ 6
- 4 / 6
-4/6 = -2/3
Hope this helps!