3. in a nature conservatory, the ratio of butterflies to total number of flying insects is 36 to 100. there are 450 total flying insects. (a) create a table for how many butterflies there are for 1, 50, and 100 flying insects. show your work. (b) how many butterflies are in the conservatory? show your work.

(A) TABLE

Butterflies      / .036 / 18 /  36 /

Total insects /    1     / 50 / 100/

(B) 156 butterflies in the conservatory.

Step-by-step explanation:

(A) To get the answers for the table first find out how many butterflies per 1 flying insect. Divide 36 by 100 and get 0.36 butterflies per 1 flying insect.

Then multiply 0.36 times 50 to get 18 butterflies per 50 flying insects.

Then multiply 0.36 times 100 to get 36 butterflies per 100 flying insects.

(B) To find out how many butterflies are in the conservatory multiply 0.36 times 450 total flying insects to get 156 butterflies in the conservatory.

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