Sue recently found her ancient iPod shuffle, which has 512 MB of memory space. If each song that she has takes up exactly 8 MB of memory space, what is the most number of songs that she can store on her iPod shuffle?
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It's Simple Just Divide 512 By 8....
Since we have to fit the most number of songs, we have the algebraic statement below.
k × 8 = 5 1 2
Since we have to find k , the number of songs, we divide both sides of the equation by 8.
k = 5 1 2 ÷ 8 = 6 4
And the answer is 6 4 .
The maximum number of songs that can be stored is 512/8 = 64
8Mb = 1song so, 512 mb = {1/8}*512 i.e 512/8 = 64.
you divide 512 by 8 and get the number of songs her iPod will hold.
divide 8 by 512 ........ voila answer it is!
is it the other way around?
All you do is divide 512 by 16 and you should get 64
All you have to do is divide 512 by 8. 512/8=64! Hope it helps! :)
Why did you divide 8 to 512?
Why did you divide 8 to 512?
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just divide 512 with 8 to get the number of songs that can be stored on the ipod.. that is equal to 64.