Ramon knows there are 60 seconds in 1 minute. He writes the equation 60s=m to find the number of minutes, m, in any number of seconds, s. Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Ramon's equation.

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The number of minutes should be less than the number of seconds

In Ramons equation the number of minutes would be more than the number of seconds

The number of seconds should be more than the number of minutes

The right equation is S=60m because you plug in the number of minutes for 'm' and you get how many seconds in the given amount of minutes, which is S

60 seconds is 1 minute, let's say for example you wanna find how many seconds is 3 minutes. So you gotta take 60(3) = 180m. :)

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