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donteew donteew
  • 17-09-2014
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Everett made 3/5 of the baskets he shot.  Suppose he shot 60 baskets, how many did he make?

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Laurenb Laurenb
  • 17-09-2014

3/4=x/60
You multiply 4•15 to get 60 so then you would multiply 3•15 so he made 45 out of the 60 shots

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luana
luana luana
  • 17-09-2014

\(Multiply\ fraction\ by\ amount\ of\ baskets\ which\ he\ shot\\\\\ Everet's\ baskets=\frac{3}{5}*60=\frac{3*60}{5}=36\\\\\ Everett\ made\ 36\ baskets.\)

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