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I would like to give you a simple example to get to the answer.
A bag contains 10 apples and kezia ate half of the apples. How many apples did kezia eat?
Answer is 5 ( half of 10 is 5)
Now we try to work out this mathematically
We need to find half of 10
1/2 of 10
1/2 x 10 ( of is same as multiply)
=1x(10/2)
=1x 5=5
Similarly you can work out 6/15 of 450
(6/15) x450
=6 x (450/15)
=6x 30
=180
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Click here to view my profile and arrange a free introduction.There are two steps to this calculation! First we want to ensure we know the names for the different parts of our fractions. The top being the numerator and the bottom being the denominator. A basic rule of a question such as this one is we need to divide by the denominator and then multiply our answer by the numerator. In this example that would be:
If you are struggling to multiply 30 by 6 , you could also multiply 3 by 6 and then multiply your answer by 10!
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Hello! Great question! First I would do 450 divided by 15 which is 30. Then I would multiply that answer by 6 to get our answer. The answer of course is 180! I hope that helps!
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Click here to view my profile and arrange a free introduction.Divide 450 by 15, then multiply the quotient by 6. The product is the final answer to the problem.
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Simply divide 450 by 15 (think 45 divided by 15 (don't forget to put the 0 back)
450 divided by 15 is 30
Take the 30 and multiply it by 6
30 x 6 = 180
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Firstly, I would divide 450 by 15 then multiply the answer by 6.
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This means 450 divided by 15 which is 30 and then 30 multiplied by 6 = 180.
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First you would look at how many 15's there are in 450 as there is a rule " Divide by the bottom, times by the top"
The answer is 30.
Then looking at the numerator which is 6
So 6*30.
Hence the answer is 180
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Pls multiply 6/15 by 450 to find the 6/15th portion of 450 = 6/15 * 450 = 180
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Click here to view my profile and arrange a free introduction.Step 1: find 1/15 of 450 by dividing it by 15
450 รท 15 = 30
Step 2: multiply the answer by the number of 15ths you need to find
30 x 6 = 180
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Hello kat!!! Here to help you.
6/15 can be simplified into 2/5 . Then multiply 2/5 with 450.
2/5*450=180.
Example:
Suppose you want to calculate 1/2 of 100 .
Then 1/2*100=50. Simple.๐
Example:
1/6 of 150:
1/6*150 =25.
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