The number of goals scored by a soccer team varies directly as the number of shots on goal. If the Lakeside Bears scored 4 goals
after 48 shots on goal, how many more shots on goal should the team take to score 3 more goals?
1 answer:
Since it varies directly, divide the number of shots by the number of goals:
48 shots / 4 goals = 12
This tells you they score a goal every 12 shots.
Multiply shots needed by number of goals:
12 x 3 = 36
They need 36 more shots to score 3 more goals.
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