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Harun knows there are 60 minutes in 1 hour. He writes the equation m=60h to find the number of minutes, m, in any number of hours, h.

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Harun's equation.

Harun knows there are 60 minutes in 1 hour He writes the equation m60h to find the number of minutes m in any number of hours h Use the dropdown menus to comple class=

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

the first box:

m        h

120      2

180       3

The number of minutes is always greater than  the number of hours.

the second box

m          h

120     =60x

180      =60x

Using Harun's equation, the number of minutes would be GREATER THAN    the number of hours

Harun's  WILL equation  tell him the correct number of minutes, given any number of hours.

M=60XH

The solutions to each of the drop down boxes that relate the number of minutes and the number of hours are;

Box 1: The number of minutes is always GREATER than the number of hours.

Box 2; Using haruns equation, The number of minutes would be greater than the number of hours.

Box 3; Harun's equation will tell him the number of minutes for any given number of hours

Box 4; The equation that correctly shows the relationship between the number of minutes and the number of hours is; m = 60 × h

He wrote the equation; m = 60h

Where;

m is number of minutes

h is number of hours

  • First Box;

We see that at h = 1, m = 60

Thus; the rate = 60/1

At h = 2, m = (60/1) × 2 = 120

At h = 3, m = (60/1) × 3 = 180

Thus;

At h = 2, m = 120

At h = 3, m = 180

Thus; The number of minutes would be greater than the number of hours.

  • Second box;

Using harun's equation, we have;

m = 60 × h

At h = 1; m = 60 × 1 = 60

Thus;

At h = 2; m = 60 × 2 = 120

At h = 3; m = 60 × 3 = 180

Thus;

At h = 2, m = 120

At h = 3, m = 180

The number of minutes is always greater than the number of hours using harun's equation

  • Third box;

Harun's equation will tell him the number of minutes for any given number of hours.

  • Fourth box;

The equation that correctly shows the relationship between the number of minutes and the number of hours is;

m = 60 × h

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