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Zarrin [17]
2 years ago
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Jack had m math problems to complete during his vacation. He solved the same number of problems everyday and finished them all i

n 5 days. (a) how many problems did jack solve per day? (b) suppose jack was solving 15 problems per day. (c) How many problems were assigned for homework
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Arturiano [62]2 years ago
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Answer:

(a) He solved <em>m</em>/5 problems everyday.

(b) He solved 75 problems during his vacation.

(c) If he solved 15 problems per day, then 75 problems were assigned for homework. Otherwise, he had <em>m</em> problems assigned for homework.

Explanation:

(a) <em>m</em> math problems were assigned, and he completed them in 5 days. So divide the number of problems with the number of days.

(b) If he was solving 15 problems per day, then 15×5 = 75 problems.

(c) 75 problems were assigned for homework if he was doing 15 problems a day. Otherwise, he was assigned <em>m</em> problems for homework.

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