2 years ago

Jim washes 2/3 of his car with 1/2 a bottle of soap. What fraction of the soap will he use to clean his entire car?

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]2 years ago

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Answer:

if he uses 1/2 for 2/3, then you can divide 2/3 and 1.2 by 2 to get the remaining soap needed to complete the wash

so to clean the last 1/3 of the car, he`ll use 1/4 of the remaining soap

the entire car needs <u><em>3/4 of a bottle of soap</em></u>

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Jim washes 2/3 of his car with 1/2 a bottle of soap. What fraction of the soap will he use to clean his entire car?​

Jim washes 2/3 of his car with 1/2 a bottle of soap. What fraction of the soap will he use to clean his entire car?