Question

Nathan's lawnmower uses 2/3 of a tank of gas to cut three one-acre lawns. How many one-acre lawns can he cut with a full tank of gas?

Answer 1

Using the data you have given, it seems he can cut 1 and a half lawns on a third of a tank of gas. Taking this data, and multiplying it by 3, Nathans lawn mower can mow down 4 one-acre lawns, and a lawn that's half an acre. (Your answer is basically 4 lawns)

Answer 2

The answer is "4".

Given:

Please find the question.

To find:

full tank gas=?

Solution:

Let

$(\frac{2}{3})$ is to 3 as 1 is to x  

cross-multiplying the value

$\to (\frac{2}{3})x=3\\\\\to x=3\times \frac{3}{2}=4.5 \approx 4$

OR

• Depending on the info you provided, he showed that it was possible to cut one and a half lawns on one-third of a tank of gas.
• And use this information and increase it by three, Nathan's lawn mower can mow four one-acre lawns and one half-acre lawn.

• (In essence, the solution is 4 lawns.)

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