Sydney wants to make 15 beaded rings for a craft show. She needs 60 beads for each ring. She has 852 beads. Does Sydney have enough beads to make 15 complete rings?

Explain your answer. Include all work used to determine if she has enough beads.

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Kash

Mathematics

3 August, 13:35

Sydney wants to make 15 beaded rings for a craft show. She needs 60 beads for each ring. She has 852 beads. Does Sydney have enough beads to make 15 complete rings?

Explain your answer. Include all work used to determine if she has enough beads.

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India Jones · Answer 1

If you do 60*15 which equals 900, then it shows that she does not have enough beads to make 15 complete rings.

You can wrote this like this:

60 * 15 = 900

Therefore, Sydney does not have enough beads to make 15 complete rings because 852<900.

Sydney wants to make 15 beaded rings for a craft show. She needs 60 beads for each ring. She has 852 beads. Does Sydney have enough beads to make 15 complete rings?Explain your answer. Include all work used to determine if she has enough beads.

Sydney wants to make 15 beaded rings for a craft show. She needs 60 beads for each ring. She has 852 beads. Does Sydney have enough beads to make 15 complete rings?

Explain your answer. Include all work used to determine if she has enough beads.