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The height of Mountain P is 1,086 feet. The height of Mountain Q is 4 times the
height of Mountain P. The area model shown below represents one way to find
the height of Mountain Q.
1,000
B
6
I A320
What are the missing values for A, B, and C in the area model?
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User Ndotie
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Answer:

I dont understand but i will try my best

Explanation:

b=80

thats all i understand sry

User Sandeep Kumar M
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A=4000, B=80, C=24

Explanation:

I think this question is not clear enough, see attachment for the correct question.

We know the height of mountain P to be 1086feet and mountain Q is four times the height of mountain P.

Simple arithmetic will say hieght of mountain Q = 4 * 1086 = 4344feet.

Now using the area model:

We have the fact that Mountain Q is 4 times the height of Mountain P. That's the "4" we have in the left side of our model. It's like having a multiplication table, next to the "4" we have "A" and upper this we have "1000", the only thing we have to do is multiply 4 x 1000 = 4000.

Next to A we have 320 which is as a result of letter B above it multipled by 4 i.e B * 4 = 320, therefore B = 320/4 = 80.

The last letter next to 320 we have is C, and is below a "6", to get our C we multiple 6*4 = 24.

In summary

A = 4 x 1000 = 4000.

B = 320/4 = 80.

C = 6 x 4 = 24.

Hieght of Mountain Q:

A + 320 + c = 4344 (4 times the height of Mountain P).

Height of Mountain P:

1000 + B + 6 = 1086

45) The height of Mountain P is 1,086 feet. The height of Mountain Q is 4 times the-example-1
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