Answer:
We can take 2 plates , 3 plates or 6 plates.
Step-by-step explanation:
1 dozen = 12 numbers
Total number of cookies = 42
Each plate has to get atleast 7 cookies ,all the plates should have the same number of cookies and also the number of plates must be greater than or equal to 2.
- If we take 2 plates , there can be 21 cookies in each.
- If we take 3 plates , there can be 14 cookies in each.
- If we take 6 plates , there can be 7 cookies in each.
These are the 3 possible cases.
Since there cannot be broken pieces, no other combination is possible.
Answer:
$2,874.25 Canadian dollar
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing to do here is to calculate the amount of the commission.
That would be 2.2% of €2,000
= 2.2/100 * €2,000 = €44
Now the total cost to pay = selling price + amount in commissions = €2,000 + €44 = €2,044
But we need our answer in the Canadian dollars
Mathematically;
$1 Canadian = €0.711142
$x Canadian = €2,044
x = (2,044 * 1)/0.711142
x = 2,874.25014975912
This is approximately $2,874.25 Canadian dollar
Answer:
- sixty-six millionths
- 0.027
- $12.60
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) The least-significant digit is in the 6th place to the right of the decimal. Numbers in that place have the value "millionths." The number is 66 times 1 millionth, or sixty-six millionths.
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(b) 27/1000 = 0.027 . . . . the least-significant digit goes in the "thousandths" place
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(c) The digit to the right of the "cents" place is 5. This is more than 4, so 1 must be added to the cents place when rounding. $12.59 + 0.01 = $12.60.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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