Suppose mr. garcia is making badges using 3/8 yards os ribbon for each badge. he starts with the same amount of ribbon, 3/4 yard. how many badges can he make? write a division equation that supports your answer.

He can make 2 badges

Step-by-step explanation:

* Lets explain how to solve the problem

- Mr.Garcia is making badges

- Each badge has 3/8 yards of ribbon

- He starts with 3/4 yard of ribbon

- We need to find how many badges he can make

∵ The length of each badge is 3/8 yard of ribbon

∵ The total length of the ribbon is 3/4 yard

- To find the number of the badges is the quotient of the division

  of the total length of the ribbon by the length of each badge

∵ The number of badges = the length of the ribbon ÷ the length

   of the badge

∴ The number of badges = ÷

- To solve the division of two fraction we change the division

  sign by the multiplication sign and reciprocal the fraction after

  the division sign

∴ The number of the badges = ×

∴ The number of the badges =

* He can make 2 badges

you have 6 cupcakes

2: 10

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