Mathematics, 18.03.2021 03:00 eweqwoewoji

The movie you chose is 2 hours long. After only 1 /2 of an hour, you look and "Oh no!" you have already eaten a third of your popcorn! If you continue eating popcorn at this speed, do you think you will have enough for the rest of the movie? Include a mathematical explanation to support your thinking.

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