I'm not sure if this is exactly an opinionated question but I'm going to answer in my own personal opinion. In third grade I really struggled with memorizing Division and multiplication so honestly I would work on that and memorizing the multiplication table and just I guess how to do division and I would also teach that third-grader all of the life hacks for remembering answers to multiplication questions. For example I would teach them the products of 9 lifehack.
Answer:27.10
Step-by-step explanation:
if you did 14 times 12 you would get 168
if you did the same thing for 8 times 3 you would get 24
You need to take 6.20 and divide that by 168 witch gets you 27.10
Witch gets you your answer: $27.10
Answer:
For the first one is 75 and 30 looks on a calculator add 75+75+30=180
D)56
If I read correctly. 4 ft wide X 2 is 8
And did 5 + 2 is 7
8x7 is 56
There fore it’s D
Not an expert, take with a grain of salt
Answer:
The price of one pound of bell peppers is $0.6.
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem is equivalent to the following:
<em>"if 10 oranges cost $20, how much does 1 orange cost? "</em>
and the answer to that question is:
price of 1 orange = $20/ 10 oranges = $2 per orange.
Put simply, we divided the total price by the total number of items, and we shall do the same thing for the case of bell peppers:
price of 1 pound = $1.25/ 2.5 pounds = $0.5/ pound.
The price for 1 pound of bell peppers is $0.5.
