Question

TI 14v Save for Later I'm Done 4th Grade - Week 2 4.0A.A.1: 4.0A.A.2, 4.0AA3; 4. NBI Monday 1. Michael has 6 apples and 18 oranges. How many times more oranges than apples does Michael have?​

Answer 1

Michael has 3 times more oranges than apples.

Explanation:

Given that:

Number of apples = 06

Number of oranges = 18

Let,

x be the number of times.

Number of oranges = Number of times * Number of apples

18 = x * 6

18 = 6x

6x = 18

Dividing both sides by 6

`(6x)/(6)=(18)/(6)\\x=3`

Hence,

Michael has 3 times more oranges than apples.