THREE QUARTERS OF A POUND OF HONEY COSTS $4 HOW MUCH HONEY WOULD YOU GET FOR $6
x/6 = (3/4) / 4
4x = 18/4
x = 18/16 = 9/8
You would get 9/8 pounds or 1 1/8 pound
or
$4 will get you 3/4 pound
$1 will get you 3/16 pound
$6 will get you 18/16 or 9/8 pounds
To find out how much honey you would get for $6, we can use a proportion. Given that three-quarters of a pound of honey costs $4, we can set up the following ratio:
(3/4 pound) / ($4) = (x pounds) / ($6)
To solve for x (the amount of honey you would get for $6), we can cross-multiply:
3/4 * $6 = $4 * x
Now, solve for x:
18/4 = x
Simplifying the fraction on the left side, we get:
4.5 = x
So, for $6, you would get 4.5 pounds of honey.
Three Quarters = $4
3/2 Quarters = $2
$6/$2=3
(3/2)*3=9/2
9/2 Quarters