Answer:
Therefore the game board is divided into 81 smaller squares.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that, there is a square game.
Consider x be length of one side the square.
The volume of the square is = side ×side
=x² square units
Since the length of side of smaller square is one-ninth of the game board.
Then one side length of the smaller square is
units.
The area of a smaller square is 

Let a number of square is formed from the game board.
a ×The area of one smaller square= The area of game board.
According to the problem,



Therefore the game board is divided into 81 smaller squares.
First find the smallest value
You would need the smallest y value and the greatest x value
y = 10, x = 7
Therefore 10/7 would be the smallest
Now find the greatest
You would need the largest y value and the smallest x value
Y = 12, x = 6
Therefore 12/6 or 2 would be the largest
Solution: 10/7 < y/x < 2
Hi <span>Tysona90!
Let's write it with the X as a 3
8*3-4*3_7(10-3) Now let's solve it 8*3 is 24 and 4*3 is 12 so then we do 24-12 which is 12. So now we have 12_7(10-3) so let's solve the other half which is 10-3 is 7 times 7 (since parenthesis can also mean multiplication) which is 49 so we now have 12_49 which means the answer is A.
Hope this helps!</span>
The answer is 4/15, because we have to get the denominaters to be the same, so the LCM of 5 and 15 is 15, so 15/5 is 3 and 4*3 is 12. Now, its 12/15-8/15 which is 4/15. Hope this helps!