A gallon of paint covers 1 1/3 walls. How many gallons does it take to cover 1 wall? How about 3 walls?
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The question is an illustration of a division model.
The boxes will be completed with: 1650, 231, 50 and 7
The expression is represented as:
Express 1881 as 1650 + 231.
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Evaluate each division
The above illustration means that, the boxes will be completed with the following numbers
- 1650
- 231
- 50
- 7
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Original height = original width = x mm
1. She made an enlarged copy...
height = 2x
width = 2x
2. She cut off a rectangle...
height = 2x
width =
3.She doubled the width...
height = 2x
width =
height * width = area
Original height was 162 mm
1. She made an enlarged copy...
height = 2x
width = 2x
2. She cut off a rectangle...
height = 2x
width =
3.She doubled the width...
height = 2x
width =
height * width = area
Original height was 162 mm