To solve the problems regarding Jesse's paint usage, we start by calculating the amount of paint per painting.
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Paint per painting:
- Jesse uses 13 pints of paint for 5 paintings.
- Amount of paint used per painting = Total paint / Total paintings = 13 pints / 5 paintings = 2.6 pints per painting.
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Number of paintings with 44 pints:
- To find out how many paintings Jesse can complete with 44 pints, we divide the total pints by the amount needed per painting:
- Number of paintings = Total pints / Paint per painting = 44 pints / 2.6 pints/painting ≈ 16.92 paintings.
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Pints needed for 29 paintings:
- To find the total amount of paint needed for 29 paintings, we multiply the amount of paint per painting by the number of paintings:
- Total pints = Paint per painting × Number of paintings = 2.6 pints/painting × 29 paintings = 75.4 pints.
Now, combining all this information, we get the following results:
- Jesse uses 2.6 pints for each painting.
- He can complete approximately 16.92 paintings with 44 pints.
- He will need 75.4 pints for 29 paintings.
The correct option that matches all answers is:
Pints Paintings 13 5 2.6 1 44 16.92 75.4 29