Miguel is a cartoonist. Miguel drew 2 cartoon cells in 3 hours. If he keeps drawing at the same rate, about how many cells will he draw in 9 hours?
2 answers:
Cross multiply and solve for x.
2/3 = x/9
In three hours Miguel drew 2 cartoon cells . And since he keeps drawing at the same rate, therefore,
in one hour Miguel drew (2/3) cartoon cells .
Hence in 9 hours, Miguel drew (2/3)* 9 = 18/3=6 cartoon cells .
So the answer of the given question is 6 cartoon cells .
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