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Bogdan [553]
2 years ago
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David and Ashley want to calculate $8.27 – $2.98 by first calculating $8.27 – $3 = $5.27. David says that they must subtract $0.

02 from $5.27, but Ashley says that they must add $0.02 to $5.27.
-Draw a number line (which need not be perfectly to scale) to help you explain who is right and why. Do not just say which answer is numerically correct; use the number line to help you explain why the answer must be correct.
-Explain in another way who is right and why.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Ierofanga [76]2 years ago
4 0

Number lines are used to represent numbers on a line at a regular interval.

<em>David's statement is correct, while Ashley is incorrect</em>

The expression is given as:

\mathbf{8.27 - 2.98}

<u>Using number lines</u>

The end result on David's number line is 5.29, while the end result on Ashley's number line is 5.25

The correct result of the expression \mathbf{8.27 - 2.98} is 5.29 shows that David is correct

See attachment for the number lines that illustrate <em>David and Ashley's statements</em>

<u>Another way</u>

David's statement can be expressed as:

\$8.27 - \$3 - \$0.02 = \$5.29

While, the expression for Ashley's expression is:

\$8.27 - \$3 + \$0.02 = \$5.25

The original expression is:

\$8.27 - \$2.98 = \$5.29

By comparing the above expressions, we can conclude that <em>David is correct</em>

Read more about number lines at:

brainly.com/question/18611090

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