Gabe has 4 birdcages. he keeps 5 birds in each cage. then gabe buys another birdcage. the new birdcage has the same number of birds. how many birds does gabe have now? use a bar diagram to represent the problem.

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Emelia Cordova

22 June, 13:22

Gabe has 4 birdcages. he keeps 5 birds in each cage. then gabe buys another birdcage. the new birdcage has the same number of birds. how many birds does gabe have now? use a bar diagram to represent the problem.

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Raphael Carson · Answer 1

gabe has 80 birds

Step-by-step explanation:

this is because we multiply the number of birds in the cage with the cages GABE HAS

Turbo · Answer 2

25 birds.

Step-by-step explanation:

Gabe has the number of birdcages = 4

The number of birds in each cage = 5

Then Gabe bought another birdcage, the new birdcage has the same number of birds.

Now the number of birdcages would be = 4 + 1 = 5

and the number of birds in each cage = 5

The total number of birds in all cages = 5 * 5 = 25 birds.