Math, asked by abhinashgupta1209, 10 months ago

in Lixue's garden, the green pepper plants grew 5 inches in 3/4 month. At this rate, how many feet can they grow in one month? Let 5 inches =5/9 foot

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Answered by Raghav1330
8

Answer:3.703 foot

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a simple problem on fractions and unit conversions.

First it is given that it grows five inches in three fourth of a month which is most likely to be 3 weeks. Provided that there are 4 weeks in a month

Thus in ¼th month it will grow 5/3 inches which is 1.33 inches.

When this will be spread across an entire month we will have

5/3 * 4 inches that is 20/3 inches.

Now since 5 inches is 5/9 foot

20/3 inches will be 100/27 foot or 3.703 foot

Answered by amitnrw
35

Answer:

20/27 foot

Step-by-step explanation:

The green pepper plants grew 5 inches in 3/4 month

5 inches =5/9 foot

=> The green pepper plants grew 5/9 foot in 3/4 month

Growth in 3/4  Month  =  5/9  foot

=> Growth in 1  Month  =  (5/9)/(3/4) foot

=  ( 5 * 4) /( 9 * 3)

= 20/27 foot

Growth in 1 month = 20/27 feet

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