Question

Pizzas cost $14 dollars each. How many pizzas can you buy with $60? Quotient: Remainder: Circle what you did with the remainder. Ignored it. Rounded the quotient up Why?

Answer 1

becuse you cant put 2/5 of a pizza

Explanation:

Answer 2

4 pizzas can be bought with $ 60. The quotient and remainder are 4 and 4 respectively

Solution:

Given that pizzas cost $ 14 dollars each

To find: Number of pizzas bought with $ 60

Number of pizzas bought with $ 60 =
`(60)/(14) = 4.2875`

So 4 pizzas can be bought with $ 60

To find the quotient and remainder:

Here dividend = 60 and divisor = 14

`\text { Dividend }=\text { Divisor } * \text { Quotient }+\text { Remainder }`

`60=14 * \text { Quotient }+\text { Remainder }`

The above equation can be solved by putting

Quotient = 4 and Remainder = 4

Hence, quotient and remainder are 4 and 4 respectively