Together it would take 3 hours.
Team A can wrap all gifts in 7 hours; thus they can wrap 1/7 of the gifts in 1 hour.
Team B can wrap all gifts in 5 hours; thus they can wrap 1/5 of the gifts in 1 hour.
1/7h + 1/5h = 1, where h is the number of hours; it equals 1 because it is 100% of the gifts;
Find a common denominator. 35 is the first thing 7 and 5 will both divide into. Convert the fractions:
5/35h + 7/35h = 1
12/35h = 1
Divide both sides by 12/35:
12/35h ÷ 12/35 = 1 ÷ 12/35
h = 1/1 ÷ 12/35
h = 1/1 × 35/12
h = 35/12
h = 2.9
h ≈ 3
Written numerically, the number you stated is written as:
5,004,300
Standard Form (Scientific Notation) numbers are written as a decimal (n.m) such that there is [normally] only one digit (n) to the left of the decimal point, and the rest of the number (m) to the right (with a possible limit). If there is only a single digit in the whole number then the value on the right is a zero (n.0).
To show that the value shown has shifted its decimal point position, the number of decimal positions shifted is shown after the number as a 10’s multiplied to the power of the number of positions shifted.
e.g., 102 = 102.0 = 1.02 (decimal point shifted left two places. If smallest digit is 0 then ignore it UNLESS it’s the ONLY digit!!)
1.02*10^2(2 Decimal shift to the left)
1.02*10^2
So, for the number asked in the question:
5,004,300 = 5,004,300.0
Left shift 6 times to largest digit = 5.004300
5.004300 (show the shift multiplier: 10^6)
5.004300*10^6
Answer:
or
0.67
Step-by-step explanation:
a dozen is 12
12/4 = 3
8/4 = 2
8 is 2/3 of a dozen(12)
2/ 3 = 0.66666666666667 which is about 0.67
I would say -5.5., but I might be wrong.
Answer: 16 minutes and 40 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) Divide 10 minutes by 3 laps in order to find out how long it takes her to run a single lap. (it ends up being 3 minutes and 20 seconds per lap)
2.) Multiply this number by 5, you get 16 minutes and 40 seconds.
NOTE: remember that you’re using intervals of 60 (seconds in a minute) rather than intervals of 100.
