0.426 = 426/1000 = 213/500
Answer:
81
Step-by-step explanation:
To do "how many times greater" problems, you divide. Think how you would answer this: How many times greater is 48 than 6? Dividing the larger 48 by the smaller 6 gives 8. 48 is 8 times greater than 6.
Do the same thing for these two masses.
6 x 10^24 divided by 7.4 x 10^22 is about 81.
The attached image shows a TI-83 display.
B(Bread) D(Drink) M(Meat)
B1+D1+M1
B1+D1+M2
B1+D1+M3
B1+D2+M1
B1+D2+M2
B1+D2+M3
B1+D3+M1
B1+D3+M2
B1+D3+M3
B2+D1+M1
B2+D1+M2
B2+D1+M3
B2+D2+M1
B2+D2+M2
B2+D2+M3
B2+D3+M1
B2+D3+M2
B2+D3+M3
Making there be 18 different combinations.
61/100, because if it is 0.(value) than it is value / 100 assuming value is 2 digits long. We cannot simplify it further because 61 is prime number.
Answer:
157
Step-by-step explanation:
You don't need to do any multiplication here. It is a fundamental addition problem.
It is given that Lori has got 91 apples and Jay has got 68 of them. We have to find how many apples do they have together.
The correct solution is to add the numbers together:
91+68=157 apples