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A frog ate 104 bugs in four days each day he ate ten more then on the previous day how many did he eat each day?
day 1- 11 bugs day 2- 21 bugs day 3- 31 bugs day 4- 41 bugs total- 104 bugs Yup, but why? Day 1 = X Day 2 = X +10 Day 3 = X +20 Day 4 = X+ 30 104 = 4X +60 104-60 = 4X 44 = 4X 11 = X
How many bugs are there is the world?
There are six versions .
How many bugs get killed a day?
5,000,000
How many bugs do dragonflies consume in a day?
3000
How many humans die each day in the world?
21
How many people play world of war craft each day?
to many
How can you take away three lines from three squares and leave ten?
day 1- 11 bugs day 2- 21 bugs day 3- 31 bugs day 4- 41 bugs total- 104 bugs
How many people watch television each day in the world?
12 million
How many people visit Disney World in Orlando each day?
About 620,000
How many people ride a skateboard around the world each day?
1,000000000,254
A big bug ate 54 smaller bugs in 4 days each day it ate 5 more bugs it did on the day before?
This question isn't complete, but I just saw this in my son's homework. The question, with this data, is how many bugs were eaten: -on the first day -on the fourth day Day 1 = X Day 2 = X+5 Day 3 = X+10 Day 4 = X+15 4X + 30 = 54 4X = 54-30 4X = 24 X= 6 Day 1 = 6 Day 4 = 21
Do bugs have nutritious value?
Insects absolutely have nutritious value such as protein. In addition, they also contain iron and loads of calcium and phosphorus -- not to mention vitamins such as that which is found in your daily multivitamin. Eating bugs is actually very common; there is an endless amount of bugs that it is perfectly okay to eat. In many countries, people continue to eat them to this day. Some examples are grasshoppers, field crickets, grubs and cicadas. Many people do not realize that they eat a small amount of bugs each day. There are bugs that very easily get into bread and, in fact, bugs continually get into the flour that is milled in granaries. The black specks in your bread could actually be bugs in the grain
