Answer :

By taking a quotient between the total area and the number of children, we conclude that each one will get 9 ⁴/₅ acres.

How much should each of the children get?

Here we know that a farmer has a total of 49 acres, and he wants to divide it evenly among his 5 children.

So we just need to take the quotient between 49 and 5, this is:

49/5

First, we can rewrite:

49 = 45 + 4

Replacing that in the quotient we get:

49/5 = (45 + 4)/5 = 45/5 + 4/5

The first term is equal to 9, then we can rewrite:

49/5 = (45 + 4)/5 = 45/5 + 4/5 = 9 + 4/5

From this quotient, we conclude that each one of the 5 children gets an area of 9 + 4/5 acres. Written as a mixed number this would be:

A = 9 ⁴/₅ acres.

So the correct option is the first one.

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