Gary, grant, garth. they all can jump 10 times farther than their length. figure out how many jumps each one needs to make to travel a distance of 9 meters. gary is 3 centimeters long. gary has to make blank jumps to travel a distance of 9 meters?

Gary has to make 30 jumps to travel a distance of 9 meters

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Complete Question

Greg Grasshopper has three cousins: Gary, Grant, and Garth. They all can jump 10

times farther than their length. Figure out how many jumps each cousin needs to

make to travel a distance of 9 meters. (Hint: There are 100 centimeters in a meter.)

Use numbers, sketches, or words to show your work.

a Gary is 3 centimeters long.

Gary has to make _______ jumps to travel a distance of 9 meters.

Solution

Given length of Gary centimeters

As we know, Meter centimeters

Length of Gary in meters meters

Now the distance covered in one jump is equal to

length of Gray x (as Gary can jump 10 times farther than his length)

Distance covered in one jump

meter

So number of jumps required to cover a distance of meters is equal to

Thus, Gary has to make 30 jumps to travel a distance of 9 meters

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