I will give medals Betty earns $52.65 per week working as a lifeguard. She worked as a lifeguard for 5 weeks. She also earned $46.25 painting faces at a carnival. She spent $16.25 of her total earnings to buy a book. Betty put 1 over 6 of the remaining money in her savings account.
Betty earns $52.65 per week working as a lifeguard. She worked as a lifeguard for 5 weeks. She also earned $46.25 painting faces at a carnival. She spent $16.25 of her total earnings to buy a book. Betty put 1 over 6 of the remaining money in her savings account. Betty used the following steps to find the total money she put in her saving account: Step 1: [($52.65 ⋅ 5) + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 2: [$263.25 + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 3: 293.25 ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 4: $1,759.50 In which step did Betty first make an error? Use words to explain how Betty can correct her error.
Betty used the following steps to find the total money she put in her saving account: Step 1: [($52.65 ⋅ 5) + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 2: [$263.25 + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 3: 293.25 ⋅ 1 over 6
you will need to rewrite that, i cant help you like this
ok hold on
Step 1: [($52.65 ⋅ 5) + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6
52.655+ 46.25 16.25 x 1/6
thats the first step
You multiplied by 6 not one sixth.
ya step 3 is the mistake
is that one wrong
what did he do wrong
When you multiplied the 293.25 you multiplied it by 6/1 not 1/6
You need to multiply by 1/6
The mistake is in step 4. It's correct up to step 3. Step 3 shows: $293.25 * 1/6 (this is correct) Now you must multiply $293.25 by the fraction 1/6, which is the same as dividing $293.25 by 6. Instead, in step 4, $293.25 was multiplied by 6. Step 4 is the mistake.
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