On the number line after 10 moves frog is at the integer -96.
Given that, a frog starts at 0 on a number line.
It jumps 100 units to the right then jumps 200 units to the left=+100-200=-100 (2 moves).
It then jumps 199 units to the right followed by 198 units to the left =-100+199-198=-99 (2 moves).
It then jumps 197 units to the right followed by 196 units to the left =-99+197-196=-98 (2 moves).
It then jumps 195 units to the right followed by 194 units to the left =-98+195-194=-97 (2 moves).
It then jumps 193 units to the right followed by 192 units to the left =-97+193-192=-96 (2 moves).
Hence, on the number line after 10 moves frog is at the integer -96.
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Hello there, I'm Steel42, and I am here to help you today.
Let's look at some key words:
Equivalent - somethings that is equal in amount, value, or function
Fractions - It represents a part of a whole
Now, our problem,
Q:How do you find equivalent fractions?
A: If you can multiply or divide the top and bottom numbers by the same number, there equal.
Lets see if any are equal:
1 whole equals two 1/2
1 whole equals three 1/3
1 whole equals four 1/4
1 whole equals five 1/5
1 whole equals six 1/6
1 whole equals seven 1/7
1 whole equals eight 1/8
one 1/2 equals two 1/4
one 1/2 equals three 1/6
one 1/2 equals four 1/8
two 1/2 equals one whole
one 1/3 equals two 1/6
three 1/3 equals 1 whole
one 1/4 equals two 1/8
four 1/4 equals one whole
two 1/4 equals one whole
two 1/6 equals one 1/3
six 1/6 equals one whole
three 1/6 equals one 1/2
three 1/6 equals two 1/4
three 1/6 equals four 1/8
two 1/8 equals one 1/4
four 1/8 equals one 1/2
four 1/8 equals two 1/4
four 1/8 equals three 1/6
eight 1/8 equals one whole
Hope This helps you today : )
Answer:the answer is c
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