The fastest on the farm flies at a unit rate of 80 miles per hour. At this rate, how far will she fly in 4 hours?
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Write the hours as ratio
Carrie : Jerry
2 : 5
Put this ratio in words, we say 'for every two hours Carrie takes to inspect a case, Jerry would need 5 hours'
Carrie has done 30 minutes on a case before taking a break. It means Carrie has 1.5 hours left on the case if she was to continue it.
We need to work out the proportion of the time Jerry would take in comparison to 1.5 hours that Carrie would have taken.
First, we divide 2 by 1.5 ⇒
Then we divide 5 by 4/3 ⇒
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Jerry would have taken 3.75 hours to finish the rest of the case
Carrie : Jerry
2 : 5
Put this ratio in words, we say 'for every two hours Carrie takes to inspect a case, Jerry would need 5 hours'
Carrie has done 30 minutes on a case before taking a break. It means Carrie has 1.5 hours left on the case if she was to continue it.
We need to work out the proportion of the time Jerry would take in comparison to 1.5 hours that Carrie would have taken.
First, we divide 2 by 1.5 ⇒
Then we divide 5 by 4/3 ⇒
Jerry would have taken 3.75 hours to finish the rest of the case