<h3>Answer:</h3>
20
<h3>Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
There are two ways to solve this (both will end up with the same answer):
<u>1st way:</u>
You can find 4/9 of 36 to find how many displays the class explored so far. You can write it as 4/9 x 36, which is equal to 16. So, the class explored 16 displays so far. All you need to do is subtract 16 from 36 to find how many displays the class needs to explore, which can be written as 36-16, and is equal to 20.
<u>Final answer: 20</u>
<u>2nd way:</u>
You can do 1 minus 4/9 to find the left over <u>fraction</u> of the displays that the class needs to explore, which is equal to 5/9. Then, you need to find 5/9 of 36 to find how many displays are left for the class to explore. You can write it as 5/9 x 36, which is equal to 20.
<u>Final answer: 20</u>
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Hope you understand and that this helps with your question :)
