A jar at the fishing shop holds 72 worms. A cup holds 8 worms. How many times

as many worms does the jar hold than the cup? Choose the equation that best

represents the problem.

72 = 8 = t

72 x 8 = t

72 - 8=t

72 + 8=t

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Ainsley Martin

27 February, 23:37

A jar at the fishing shop holds 72 worms. A cup holds 8 worms. How many times

as many worms does the jar hold than the cup? Choose the equation that best

represents the problem.

72 = 8 = t

72 x 8 = t

72 - 8=t

72 + 8=t

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Brooks Duran · Answer 1

9 times. 72/8=t or 72=8t.

Explanation:

I'm afraid the answer choices are slightly mixed up, but acceptable answers would probably include 72/8=t or 72=8t. Simply put the two numbers into a fraction (72/8) to get how many times larger or smaller the thing is. In this case, it would be 9 times as many worms.

A jar at the fishing shop holds 72 worms. A cup holds 8 worms. How many timesas many worms does the jar hold than the cup? Choose the equation that bestrepresents the problem.72 = 8 = t72 x 8 = t72 - 8=t72 + 8=t

A jar at the fishing shop holds 72 worms. A cup holds 8 worms. How many times

as many worms does the jar hold than the cup? Choose the equation that best

represents the problem.

72 = 8 = t

72 x 8 = t

72 - 8=t

72 + 8=t