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3 years ago

If a sheep eats 1/6 of a bake of hay a day how much sheep can be fed off of 1 bale of hay

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Neko [114]3 years ago

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Six sheep because if one sheep can eat 1/6, multiply the numerator by 6

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Step 1

to solve this we need to know the equivalence

$\begin{gathered} 3\text{ ft= 1 yd} \\ 3\text{ ft}\leftrightarrow1\text{ yd} \end{gathered}$

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Quarter 3: -18 yards
Quarter 4: -6 yards

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