Posted by Kenneth on Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 11:06pm.
If the question read that the aquarium held 5 gallons of water and the water level had been reduced to 1/2 of that, How much water would be in it then? How did you figure that out? Now whats left to do is to subtract the amount you just got from 5 and that would be how much water is needed.
Do you think you can figure out how to do the problem now?
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I need help with that too i know the answer but need the stupid work shown. So how do you show the work?
I need help with that too i know the answer but need the stupid work shown. So how do you show the work?
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