A 8-kilometer roadway under construction is being completed at space of one-length of its length per week. After 5 weeks, how many meters remain to be completed? Help? hard..
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(1/8) * 8 * 5 = ?
so 8 - 5 = 3km = 3000 meters
It say 4000? its 4 digit number Damon
3,000 is a 4-digit number, Kristine.
It gives a 40 4000 400 and 4 I don't know how come up with that for my answer choice I would need help
The problem is that you left something out of the problem.
This doesn't make any sense:
" is being completed at space of one-length of its length"
This doesn't make any sense:
" is being completed at space of one-length of its length"
A 8-kilometer roadway under construction is being completed at a pace of one-tenth of its length per week. After 5 weeks, how many meters remain to be completed?
Ahh -- one/tenth of its length makes sense!
What do you think the answer is?
What do you think the answer is?
4000
one-tenth 10%?
1/10 ?
its 4000 or 40 its between those two
0.1 * 8 km = 0.8 km = 800 m per week
5 * 800 = _______ m
5 * 800 = _______ m
That answer tells you how many meters are completed in 5 weeks. Now, subtract that from 8,000 to find how many meters need to be completed.
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