7/24
You could try rounding up to 0.292 first and try guessing it it gets to 73/250 which you could guess into 70/240.
To solve for how much it would cost, we have to solve for the volume of the slab first, then multiply it by the given price of concrete.
Solving for the volume of the slab:
Since the given price is in cubic yard, it is easier to convert the given measurements from feet to yards first. Using the relation: 1 ft = 0.333 yd:
17 ft = 5.67 yards
2 ft = 0.67 yards
17ft x 17ft x 2ft = 5.67 yd x 5.67 yd x 0.67 yd = 21.54 yd^3
Multiplying this by $40.00 / yd^3:
21.54 x 40 = 861.59
Therefore, it will cost $861.59 to pour the slab.
Answer:
35,694
35,981
35,102
Step-by-step explanation:
If you're using the hundreds place for comparison, it means the digits in higher places are the same, and that digits in the hundreds place are different.
This will be true for any 5-digit number of the form ...
(3)(5)(not 7)(something)(something).
The numbers might have digits to the right of the decimal point, but those are irrelevant, as are the digits in the 10s and 1s places.
