We can expect 40 giant swallowtails if 480 butterflies come to the garden.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
First, we determine how many butterflies visited in the hour that Ellie observed.
32 monarchs + 56 gulf fritillaries + 8 giant swallowtails = 96 butterflies.
So if 96 butterflies visit the garden, 8 of them are giant swallowtails.
Step 2:
If we multiply 96 by 5, we get 480.
So if we need to determine how many giant swallowtails will be in 480, we multiply 5 with 8.
If 8 giant swallowtails are in 96 butterflies, then the number of giant swallowtails in 480 butterflies [tex]= 5(8)=40.[/tex]
So we can expect 40 giant swallowtails if 480 butterflies come to the garden.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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