SOLUTION: Hi, the problem reads:
Use three unit multipliers to convert 4700 cubic feet to cubic yards.
This is my daughter's book and I thought I understood the problem, but it makes n
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Use three unit multipliers to convert 4700 cubic feet to cubic yards.
This is my daughter's book and I thought I understood the problem, but it makes n
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: Hi, the problem reads:
Use three unit multipliers to convert 4700 cubic feet to cubic yards.
This is my daughter's book and I thought I understood the problem, but it makes no sense to me to use 3 unit multipliers...HELP!! This question is from textbook Algebra 1
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Use three unit multipliers to convert 4700 cubic feet to cubic yards.
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the multiplier was the same throughout in this instance. the just want you to see the steps of how it gets from to
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a short cut would be to know that there is 27 cubic feet in 1 cubic yard
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4700/27=174.07
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but again they want the kids to see the steps. and how the the units interact with each other
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