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Mr. Newman will use all of the soap flakes from the boxes to fill bags. He will put of a pound of soap flakes in each bag.

How many -pound bags of soap flakes can Mr. Newman fill? (based on the image)

Mr. Newman will use all of the soap flakes from the boxes to fill bags. He will put-example-1
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Answer:

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Explanation:

This is the weight of all the boxes and the # of them

1 box is 0.25 pounds

4 boxes are 0.5 pounds

2 boxes are 0.75 pounds

1 box is 1 pound

3 boxes are 1.25 pounds

2 boxes are 1.75 pounds

multiply and add to get 12

So he will fill 12 bags

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Answer:

Explanation:

All of the dashes on the number line represent a quarter of a pound of soap flakes or 1/4 or 0.25.

Multiply the number of x's on each dash by the number that dash represents.

1 x over 0.25 dash

1 x 0.25 = 0.25

4 x's over 0.5 dash

4 x 0.5 = 2

2 x's over 0.75 dash

2 x 0.75

and so on.

At the end add all of the products together. (Should have 6 products in all.)

If you end up with a decimal, the whole number is your answer.

Mr. Newman will use all of the soap flakes from the boxes to fill bags. He will put-example-1
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