Based on the fact that the road sign's distance to Beaston is rounded to the nearest unit, the actual range of possible miles to Beaston is 9.50 ≤ x ≤ 10.49.
<h3>How far is it to Beaston?</h3>
Based on the fact that the miles to Beaston are rounded to the nearest mile, the first thing to do is to find the lowest and highest numbers that can be rounded to 10 miles.
The lowest number that you can round to 10 miles is:
= 9.5 miles
Because of the 0.5 attached to the 9 miles, you will round up to 10 instead of down to 9.
The highest number that you can round to 10 miles at two decimal places is 10.49 miles.
The reason this is the highest is that the 0.4 is the tenths number just before 0.5. This means that you round the whole number down to 10.
Assuming the distance to Beaston is x, the interval would then be:
9.50 ≤ x ≤ 10.49.
In conclusion, the range of miles of Beaston is 9.50 ≤ x ≤ 10.49.
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Answer:
That is a rectangular prism
Step-by-step explanation:
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19.27x6=115.62x1.065=123.1353
88.22x1.065=93.9543
321.77x1.065=342.68505
total purchase price=559.77
The number of chicken wings that Mohal can buy is 12.
<h3>How to calculate the cost?</h3>
It should be noted that Mohal bought 20 chicken wings for $50.00. The cost of each wing will be:
= Total amount / Number of chicken wings
= $50 / 20
= $2.50
When he spent $30.00, the number of wings will be:
= Amount / Cost per wing
= $30 / $2.50
= 12
There will be 12 chicken wings. This illustrates the proportion.
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Answer:
210
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: 6 rows and 6 columns each side so 6*6=36
Step 2: we have 6 sides so 36*6=216 cubes
Step 3: substract 6 cubes from the total since each row and column shares the same cube 216-6=210 cubes
