Answer:
[tex]0.35 \times 4[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
We can see that there are [tex]2[/tex] sets of grids which each set contains [tex]100[/tex] grids. We can see one of the set has all of its grids shaded. We can also see that the other set has its [tex]40[/tex] grids shaded. The ratio of all the total shaded grids of the [tex]2[/tex] sets to the number of grids of [tex]1[/tex] set is [tex]\frac{140}{100}\\[/tex] which we can write it in Decimal as [tex]1.4[/tex].
We know that the product of [tex]0.35[/tex] and [tex]4[/tex] is also [tex]1.4[/tex]. So, [tex]0.35 \times 4[/tex] is the product that matches the shading on grids.
