Phineas and Ferb are trying to build the world's tallest water slide. They build the slide in sections that are each 666 meters tall. They want it to be 5 meters taller than the next tallest slide, which is 49 meters tall.

Let n stand for the total number of sections Phineas and Ferb need to achieve their goal. Choose the best equation to represent this problem:

a: (49+5) 6=n

b: (49+5) / 6=n

c: (49-5) / 6=n

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Dana Henson

Mathematics

27 July, 18:08

Phineas and Ferb are trying to build the world's tallest water slide. They build the slide in sections that are each 666 meters tall. They want it to be 5 meters taller than the next tallest slide, which is 49 meters tall.

Let n stand for the total number of sections Phineas and Ferb need to achieve their goal. Choose the best equation to represent this problem:

a: (49+5) 6=n

b: (49+5) / 6=n

c: (49-5) / 6=n

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Ayana Mueller · Answer 1

It will be b: (49+5) / 6=n

they have asked us that the next slide will be 5 meters taller then the previous one so it will be 49+5 and to find the length n of one section we will divide it by 6 so the answer will be B: (49+5) / 6=n