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Date Posted: 4 years ago
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You can let the remaining packets of milk
= 5 units
2/5 were sold . So that's 2 units.
So 3 units are left. That's ⅓ of the total.
So total = 3 units x 3 = 9 units
(Or change the numerator to the same as the number of units.
⅓ = 3/9
So total there are 9 units, 3 are left in the end)
Number of units thrown away
= 9 - 2 - 3 = 4
4 units = 104 packets
1 unit = 104 packets ÷ 4
= 26 packets
Total at first = 9 packets
= 9 x 26 packets
= 234 packets
= 5 units
2/5 were sold . So that's 2 units.
So 3 units are left. That's ⅓ of the total.
So total = 3 units x 3 = 9 units
(Or change the numerator to the same as the number of units.
⅓ = 3/9
So total there are 9 units, 3 are left in the end)
Number of units thrown away
= 9 - 2 - 3 = 4
4 units = 104 packets
1 unit = 104 packets ÷ 4
= 26 packets
Total at first = 9 packets
= 9 x 26 packets
= 234 packets
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Use the fractions to draw a model. Hope this helps!
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