An 18-foot by 3-foot area. Each type of flower needs 6 ft2 space, How many types of flowers?

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  1. Hey, everyone, welcome back For the second problem, the whole
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  3. I already pulled out the important information because we already
  4. know that when we solve worth problems, we have to
  5. go. And we through the information that's been given to
  6. us, right?
  7. Because most often, we we've been given mawr information that
  8. what we really need, uh, that sometimes to confuse us
  9. and to get us off track.
  10. Really? But we need to go on, highlight the important
  11. elements. So in this example, we have 18 by free
  12. foot area garden, and we need to figure out how
  13. many different types of plants we can planting that if
  14. each type is taken up six square foot area by
  15. fifth grade and sixth grade, you already know that how
  16. we count the area is length, times with right so
  17. length times with we have to multiply our Thio units
  18. basically to get the area.
  19. So for this example, we have 18 times three, which
  20. is 54.
  21. I already calculated it.
  22. It's 54 now.
  23. If we have 54 square feet on each of the
  24. types of plans, take up six square feet.
  25. How do we know how many types we can plant.
  26. Well, we know that 54 is the total amount, and
  27. we are going to divided by six square feet and
  28. we get 919 What?
  29. What's the nine stands for?
  30. Nine stands for how many different type of plans we
  31. can plant into that 54 square feet area.
  32. Okay, see you guys next time.