Pre-Algebra Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN: 9780078957734

Author: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill

Publisher: MCG

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Question

Chapter 0, Problem 57P

To determine

To find: how many times the students of grade eighth have video game than seventh grade.

Expert Solution & Answer

Answer to Problem 57P

1.4 times more students of grade eighth have video game than seventh grade.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Pre-Algebra Student Edition, Chapter 0, Problem 57P

Calculation:

The table is reproduced below:

Grade	Number of students with video games
Sixth	75
Seventh	125
Eighth	175

Number of students with video game in eighth grade = 175

Number of students with video game in seventh grade = 125

Times students of eighth grade with video games compared to seventh grade

=Students in eighth grade with video gamesStudents in seventh grade with video games=175125

So, to divide, 175+125

Thus 1.4 times more students of grade eighth have video game than seventh grade.

Conclusion:

Hence, 1.4 times more students of grade eighth have video game than seventh grade.

Chapter 0, Problem 56P

Chapter 0, Problem 58P

Chapter 0 Solutions

Pre-Algebra Student Edition

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