Question

Angelica swims 14 3/7 hours per month. If she swims the same amount every month, how many hours does she swim in 6 months?

85 4/7 hours
86 1/7 hours
86 4/7 hours
86 1/7 hours

Answer 1

multiply 14 over 7 to get the number as one fraction. after adding three to that product, you get 101/7. Multiply that by 6/1 to get 606/7, then divide 606 by 7 to get 86 4/7 hours every 6 months.

Explanation:

Answer 2

86 4/7, C.

Explanation:

14x6= 84

+

6 x 3/7 = 2 4/7

86 4/7