To find the average number of people the town will grow by in 5 years, divide the increase in population over 2 years by the number of years mentioned and multiply by 5:
600 people / 2 years = 300 people per year
300 people per year * 5 years = 1500 people
Therefore, the town will grow by an average of 1500 people in 5 years.
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A town’s population has grown by 600 people in the last 2 years. On average, how many people will the town grow by in 5 years?(1 point)
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300 people
300 people
1,500 people
1,500 people
3,000 people
3,000 people
240 people
240 people
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A scientist samples a deer population and finds 200 deer in an area of 10 square miles. On average, how many deer can the scientist expect to find in an area of 300 square miles?(1 point)
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6,000 deer
6,000 deer
320 deer
320 deer
20 deer
20 deer
60,000 deer
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6,000 deer
6,000 deer
320 deer
320 deer
20 deer
20 deer
60,000 deer
To find the average number of deer in an area of 300 square miles, we can set up a proportion using the given information:
200 deer / 10 square miles = x deer / 300 square miles
To solve for x, we can cross-multiply:
10 * x = 200 * 300
10x = 60000
x = 60000 / 10
x = 6000
Therefore, the scientist can expect to find an average of 6000 deer in an area of 300 square miles.
200 deer / 10 square miles = x deer / 300 square miles
To solve for x, we can cross-multiply:
10 * x = 200 * 300
10x = 60000
x = 60000 / 10
x = 6000
Therefore, the scientist can expect to find an average of 6000 deer in an area of 300 square miles.
A baker bakes 3 batches of cookies and makes 42 cookies. How many cookies will be made if the baker bakes 2 batches?(1 point)
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63 cookies
63 cookies
14 cookies
14 cookies
28 cookies
28 cookies
84 cookies
Responses
63 cookies
63 cookies
14 cookies
14 cookies
28 cookies
28 cookies
84 cookies
To solve this problem, we can use a unit rate approach. We can find the number of cookies made in one batch by dividing the total number of cookies (42) by the number of batches (3):
42 cookies / 3 batches = 14 cookies per batch
To find the number of cookies made if the baker bakes 2 batches, we can multiply the number of batches (2) by the cookies per batch:
2 batches * 14 cookies per batch = 28 cookies
Therefore, if the baker bakes 2 batches, they will make 28 cookies.
42 cookies / 3 batches = 14 cookies per batch
To find the number of cookies made if the baker bakes 2 batches, we can multiply the number of batches (2) by the cookies per batch:
2 batches * 14 cookies per batch = 28 cookies
Therefore, if the baker bakes 2 batches, they will make 28 cookies.