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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-03-16

Anthony made 6 bouquets. If he used \(\frac{3}{4}\) of a bunch of flowers for each bouquet, how many flower bunches did he need?

Asked by jimmylopez2802

Answer (3)

So first you have to times 6 and 3/4 to do that you have to make a equation like 6/1 3/4=? So next you multiply six and three to get 6/1 3/4=18/? then multiply the bottom one and four to get 6/1*3/4=18/4 then simplfy to get 4 2/4 but you can't have half a bouquet of flowers so you round up to five

Answered by Unicorn2001 | 2024-06-10

He needed 4 1/2 bunches So 5 bunches

Answered by hannahkolb3 | 2024-06-12

Anthony needs 5 bunches of flowers to make 6 bouquets, each made using 4 3 ​ of a bunch. This is calculated by multiplying 6 by 4 3 ​ , which gives 4 18 ​ or 4.5 bunches. Since he cannot buy half a bunch, he rounds up to 5 bunches.
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Answered by Unicorn2001 | 2025-02-12