Clark has 7 1/2 feet of wire. Part A. How many 3/4 foot pieces can Clark cut from the 7 1/2 feet of wire? Part B. Using the information in Part A, interpret the meaning of the quotient in terms of the two fractions given.

Answer 1

7 1/2 = 15/2

15/2 / 3/4

= 30/3

= 10
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or
10 * 3/4 = 30/4 = 7 1/2

Answer 2

thx for the help

Answer 3

Wertty

Answer 4

questionable

Answer 5

i swear if i get this entire test wrong cuz of this stupid website

Answer 6

whats part b

Answer 7

Yea no help at all because for 1 you didnt even explain how thats even your answer and for 2 you can even tell whats for part A and whats for part B so this is trash

Answer 8

no madison your just dumb its not that hard

Answer 9

What is part A or part B?

Answer 10

You guys do know you can just convert 7 1/2 to a number and 3/4. Then divide them and whatever the answer is just convert that to a fraction.

Answer 11

im here to help

Answer 12

first, you do 7 1 over 2 divided by 3 over 4 which equals 10. so you can cut 10 feet of wire

Answer 13

ok ty and I assume ur doing part B like always ty

Answer 14

yes I am

Answer 15

ok so this is what u put:
10 of 3 over 4 can be cut from 7 1 over 2. What the quotient means is that Clark can cut 10 3 over 4 pieces of wire.

Answer 16

omg tysm ur very helpful

Answer 17

your welcome cutie gurl

Answer 18

Part A: 7 1/2 divided by 3/4 is 60/6 or 10 same thing
Part B: I got the answer 10 because I divided 7 1/2 by 3/4 and if we use the methed Keep, Switch, Flip our problem is now 15/2 x 4/3 which equals 60/6 or just 10

This should be an accurate statement dont ask me I just trying help people while im doing FLVS

Answer 19

now you shall never see me on this problem ever again in ur whole living life lol