David has 4 cages of hamsters. The second cage has 1/2 as many hamsters as the first. The third cage has 1/2 as many hamsters as
the second. The fourth cage has 1/2 as many hamsters as the third. What are the fewest hamsters David can have?
2 answers:
Answer:
1/4 of the first cage
Answer:
Lets reverse it
The 4th cage can have minimum 1 hamster
The 3rd cage can have minimum 2 hamster
The 2nd cage can have minimum 4 hamster
The 1st cage can have minimum 8 hamster
David has 15hamsters
Brainliest please
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