Answers and Step-by-step explanations:
When rounding, you should always look at the placement behind what you are trying to round to. So instead of looking at the hundred's placement, which is 0, we need to look at the ten's placement.
(Important:) When rounding, you should always remember that if a number is 1 - 4 when rounding, it does not round up the the next placement. If a number is 5 - 9, then it gets rounded to the next placement.
<em>Hundred's placement:</em> The 9 in the <u>ten's spot </u>(5,0<u>[9]</u>9.620) is on the 5 - 9 scale, so the hundred's placement rounds up to the next number.
5,100.620
<em>Hundredth's placement:</em> Anytime that the "th" is at the end of a word like "hundred" in rounding, it means to go behind (or to the right of) the decimal point. So, 2 falls into the 1 - 4 scale, so it doesn't get rounded.
5,099.600 (or 5,100.600 because of the answer earlier.)
I hope this helps.
Answer:
The Answer is B
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:the total trip, and I should be right, was 7 miles. He rowed up for 3 hours, and back for 1.
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Answer: The minimum amount that Nathan will pay including extra charges for exceeding mileage limit is $5,598.50¢
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Nathan went to work for 226 days, covering 45 miles daily to and from work with the car he leased from the leasing company, he therefore covered a total of:
45 × 226
= 10170 miles.
He covered a total of 10170 miles in that particular year.
If the mileage limit was 10,000 miles, then the additional miles that will attract extra charges will be derived by subtracting the mileage limit from the total miles covered within the given period =
10170 - 10,000
= 170 miles
If the extra mile charge on every mile that exceeds the mileage limit was set at $0.25 per mile, then the amount that Nathan will pay for only exceeding the mileage limit within the year =
0.25 × 170
= $42.50
Again, if leasing a car from the company attracts a monthly payment of $463, the amount that is expected of Nathan to pay for leasing the car from the company for the year is then:
$463 × 12 months
= $5,556
The minimum amount that Nathan will pay for the car in that particular year including charges for exceeding the mileage limit will then be:-
$5,556 + $42.5
= $5,598.50