Answer:
The 1000 ml bags, over $3000
Step-by-step explanation:
First, determine how many bags you need from each vendor. Then find the cost per bag with each vendor. Remember, the bags are reported to be only half full when discarded, therefore you need the equivalent of 5,000 1,000 ml bags and 5,000 500ml bags.
Idk brooks srry, i would try asking google or something
Divide the width of the shelf by the widthof the books.
First rewrite feet as inches:
1 foot = 12 inches.
3 1/2 feet x 12 inches per foot = 42 inches
Now divide the width of the shelf by the width of the book:
Now you have 42 / 5/8
When dividing by a fraction flip the second fraction over and change division to multiplication:
42 x 8/5
Now Multiply across:
7/2 x 8/5 = (42 x 8) /5 = 336/5 = 67.2
Round to the nearest whole number: 67
The shelf will hold 67 books.
Answer: I don't see the verbal expression
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets write down the information that we know.
Jessie has 7 stacks of 6 dimes, so Jessie has a total of 6*7 dimes
Dimes=7*6=42dimes
Jessie has 42 dimes, but then she found another one so lets add one more dime.
42+1=43 dimes
Jessie has 8 stacks of 5 nickels, so Jessie has 8*5 nickels
Nickels=8*5=40nickels
Jessie has 40 nickels, but then she found another one so lets add 1 to the total number of nickels.
40+1=41nickels
Now we can answer the question.
How many dimes and nickels does jessie have in all?
nickels+dimes=
41+43=84 coins
Jessie has 84 coins in total
