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So,
Let "the number of acres Paige mows per hour" be x.
1/6 = 1/4x
1/6 = x/4
(multiply both sides by 4)
4/6 = x
2/3 = x
Paige mows 2/3 acres per hour.
Let "the number of acres Paige mows per hour" be x.
1/6 = 1/4x
1/6 = x/4
(multiply both sides by 4)
4/6 = x
2/3 = x
Paige mows 2/3 acres per hour.
Paige mows 1/6 acre in 1/4 hour
we need to find out how many acres she can mow in 1 hour
1/4 hour is when 1 hour is divided into 4 equal parts
within 1/4 hour she mows 1/6 acre
so to find how much she will mow in 1 hour we have to multiply 1/6 acres by 4
so 1/4 hour she mows - 1/6 acre
then 1 hour she mows - [tex] \frac{1}{6}* 4 = \frac{4}{6} = \frac{2}{3} [/tex]
she mows 2/3 acre in 1 hour
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