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A rabbit's fur grows at the rate of 5 over 2 inches per month. How many months will it take the rabbit's fur to grow 15 over 4 inches? Explain your answer using words, and show your work using division of fractions.
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One month of growth is 5/2 inches. How much more is 15/4 compared to 5/2? Well, 15 is 3 times more than 3; 4 is 2 times more than 2; so, 15/4 is 3/2 times more than 5/2. That means it will take the rabbit 3/2 months to grow 15/4 inches of fur. Make sure to explain the answer in your own words and show your work with division, like the question asks :)
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