A road repair crew spread 9/10 of a ton of gravel evenly over 3 feet of road. How many tons of gravel did they spread on each fo
ot of road?
2 answers:
Answer:
3/10 ton per foot
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the amount of gravel and divide by the distance of road
9/10 ton ÷ 3 ft
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9/10 * 1/3
9/30
3/10 ton per foot
If 9/10 tons of gravel got spread over 3 feet, then how much gravel is on each foot? Well, it's a ratio.
9/10 tons : 3 ft
So, we divide each side of the ratio by 3.
3/10 tons : 1 ft.
So, that 3/10 tons of gravel on each foot of road.
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