If I have a fish that requires me to feed it 100% at 10 G per feeding at 0.1%

Answer 1

If your fish requires you to feed it 100% at 10 grams per feeding and you need to calculate 0.1% of that amount, you can follow these steps:

Step 1: Calculate 0.1% of 10 grams.
0.1% of 10 grams = (0.1/100) * 10 grams = 0.01 * 10 grams = 0.1 gram.

So, 0.1% of 10 grams is 0.1 gram.

This means that your fish needs to be fed 0.1 gram per feeding.

Answer 2

How many feedings would it take to get to 100% at 10 G per feeding

Answer 3

To calculate the number of feedings needed to reach 100% at 10 grams per feeding, you divide 100 grams by 10 grams per feeding:

Number of feedings = 100 grams / 10 grams per feeding
Number of feedings = 10 feedings

Therefore, it would take 10 feedings to reach 100% at 10 grams per feeding.

Answer 4

What if it was 10 G of food per 0.01%, how many feedings would it take to reach 100%

Answer 5

To calculate the number of feedings needed to reach 100% at 10 grams per 0.01%, you would divide 100 grams by 10 grams per 0.01%:

Number of feedings = 100 grams / 10 grams per 0.01%
Number of feedings = 100 grams / (10 grams / 0.01)
Number of feedings = 100 grams / (10*100)
Number of feedings = 100 grams / 1000 grams
Number of feedings = 0.1 feedings

Since you cannot have a fraction of a feeding, it is not possible to reach 100% using 10 grams per 0.01% in this scenario.

Answer 6

Can I get a general approximation

Answer 7

Certainly! To make a general approximation, let's assume that the feeding requirement is consistent throughout the process.

If it requires 10 grams per 0.01% and you want to reach 100% (1.0%), you can calculate the approximate number of feedings needed as follows:

Number of feedings = 1.0% / 0.01%
Number of feedings = 100 feedings

So, as a general approximation, it would require approximately 100 feedings to reach 100% if each feeding contained 10 grams per 0.01%. However, please note that this is just an approximation and the actual number of feedings may vary based on factors like the fish's metabolism and nutrient absorption.

Answer 8

So then would 600 G of food be plentiful enough to reach 100% at 10 G of feeding at 0.01% a feeding

Answer 9

To determine if 600 grams of food is plentiful enough to reach 100% at 10 grams per feeding with 0.01% per feeding, we can calculate the total amount of nutrients provided by the given food quantity.

First, let's calculate the total amount of nutrients provided by 600 grams of food:

Total nutrients = 600 grams * 0.01% = 600 grams * (0.01/100) = 0.06 grams

Therefore, with 600 grams of food, you would be providing a total of 0.06 grams of nutrients.

To reach 100%, which is 1.0% in this case, you would need:

Target nutrients = 1.0% of 600 grams = 1.0/100 * 600 grams = 6 grams

Since the total nutrients provided by 600 grams of food is only 0.06 grams, it would not be plentiful enough to reach 100% at the desired feeding rate.

You would need additional food or find a more concentrated nutrient source to meet the target of 6 grams.

Answer 10

I am playing a game that requires me to feed fish in order to win something free I have to feed my fish 10 G of food for feeding to reach 100%, and it is 10 G per 0.01% of 100% per feeding how many feedings is it going to take to get my fish at 100%

Answer 11

In this scenario, to calculate the number of feedings required to reach 100%, we can divide the total percentage (100%) by the percentage per feeding (0.01%) and then multiply it by the weight per feeding (10 grams).

Number of feedings = (100% / 0.01%) * 10 grams per feeding
Number of feedings = 10000 * 10 grams
Number of feedings = 100,000 grams

So, it would take 100,000 feedings, with 10 grams per feeding at 0.01% per feeding, to reach 100%.

Answer 12

So then what would be the total gram amount of food required to reach my 100% goal

Answer 13

To calculate the total amount of food required to reach your 100% goal, you can multiply the number of feedings (100,000) by the weight per feeding (10 grams).

Total gram amount of food = Number of feedings * Weight per feeding
Total gram amount of food = 100,000 feedings * 10 grams per feeding
Total gram amount of food = 1,000,000 grams

So, to reach your 100% goal with 10 grams per feeding at 0.01% per feeding, you would need a total of 1,000,000 grams of food.

Answer 14

Thank you

Answer 15

You're welcome! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. Good luck with your game and feeding your fish!