A company makes different size square containers. How can you find the length of each side if you know the perimeter of each of the containers? Represent your answer in a table, and right and equation that shows the rule used. You would write the equation x/4=y. I would create an input/output table with the labels x and y. I would then write various lengths for the perimeters and use the rule of dividing by 4 to find the y values.
Answer:
I believe that you are asking if she buys a bunch of bananas that weigh 42 ounces, will she have enough (3 pounds).
We know that there are 16 ounces in a pound. So we multiply 3 x 16 to get 48. This means that we would need 48 ounces of bananas.
Tania only has 42 ounces, so she does not have enough bananas
3(x-4)(2x-3)=0
(x-4)(2x-3)=0
x=4
x=3/2
Answer:
The first step would be to look at the first two numbers (which is 27) and estimate which <u>multiple</u> of 5 is closest and <u>below</u> 27.
5*5 = 25
So once she got 25, she will need to subtract 27-25, which will give her 2. REMEMBER: 5 is the first number of the quotient.
Now, she will need to drag the last digit left of 275 (which is 5) to the remainder 2 and think what multiple of 5 will give her the answer 25.
Again, 5*5 = 25
Once again, her numbers on the quotient will be 55. That's the answer.
