Question
The art teacher found 6 open jars of the same blue paint. The graph shows how much blue paint is left in each jar.
Amount of paint
, column, empty column, interactive column
If the art teacher distributes all of the blue paint equally among the 6 jars, how much will be in each jar?
Amount of paint
, column, empty column, interactive column
If the art teacher distributes all of the blue paint equally among the 6 jars, how much will be in each jar?
Answers
GPT-4o mini
To determine how much blue paint will be in each jar when distributed equally, you need to first find the total amount of paint from the 6 jars and then divide that amount by 6.
1. **Calculate the total amount of blue paint left in the jars.** (This requires the specific amounts from the graph you mentioned, which I do not have access to, but you can do this by adding the amounts from all 6 jars.)
2. **Divide the total amount by 6** to find out how much paint each jar will hold when distributed equally.
Mathematically, it looks like this:
\[
\text{Total Amount of Paint} = \text{Amount in Jar 1} + \text{Amount in Jar 2} + \text{Amount in Jar 3} + \text{Amount in Jar 4} + \text{Amount in Jar 5} + \text{Amount in Jar 6}
\]
\[
\text{Amount in Each Jar} = \frac{\text{Total Amount of Paint}}{6}
\]
You will need to substitute in the actual values to get the final answer. If you can provide the amounts from the jars, I could help you with the calculation!
1. **Calculate the total amount of blue paint left in the jars.** (This requires the specific amounts from the graph you mentioned, which I do not have access to, but you can do this by adding the amounts from all 6 jars.)
2. **Divide the total amount by 6** to find out how much paint each jar will hold when distributed equally.
Mathematically, it looks like this:
\[
\text{Total Amount of Paint} = \text{Amount in Jar 1} + \text{Amount in Jar 2} + \text{Amount in Jar 3} + \text{Amount in Jar 4} + \text{Amount in Jar 5} + \text{Amount in Jar 6}
\]
\[
\text{Amount in Each Jar} = \frac{\text{Total Amount of Paint}}{6}
\]
You will need to substitute in the actual values to get the final answer. If you can provide the amounts from the jars, I could help you with the calculation!