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There are 384 nails in a 16-ounce jar. How many nails are there per ounce in the jar? a. 12 b. 6,144 c. 0.0417 d. 24
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384 nails / 16 ounces = 24 nails / ounce
Thinking in terms of units helps, you are going nails per ounce which is nails divided by ounces, so do that with numbers.
you are just simplifying the fraction, or putting it in decimal form \[\frac{384nails}{16 ounces} = \frac{24 nails}{1ounce}\] so for every 24 nails you have one ounce
they dont write the one under the fraction because it is assumed to be there
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yes but remember to include units
otherwise your answer is meaningless and you will lose marks :S
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