Tara has a large box of dog treats that weighs 6.0 pounds. She uses the large box of dog treats to make smaller bags, each containing 0.6 pound of treats. How many smaller bags of dog treats can Tara make

10 bags

Step-by-step explanation:

Calculation for How many smaller bags of dog treats can Tara make

First step is to multiply 6.0 pounds and 0.6 pound by 10 in order to make them a whole number

6.0*10=60

0.6*10=6

Now let calculate How many smaller bags of dog treats can Tara make

Smaller bags of dog treats =60/6

Smaller bags of dog treats=10

Therefore the numbers of smaller bags of dog treats that Tara can make is 10 bags

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