The next larger thousandth is 36.994 .
The next smaller thousandth is 36.992 .
Neither of those is any nearer to 36.993
than 36.993 already is.
The last '3' at the end of 36.993 is in the thousandths' place.
There is no more piece of another thousandth after it.
So 36.993 is already on a complete thousandth, and
there's no rounding required.
Answer:
the original price of the book is $20
Step-by-step explanation:
sometimes in a question, they put things in the question that don't actually help us get to the answer. usually we ignore it, but i'm going to list them out just to help you a bit more.
<u>Things that are useless:</u>
- his name is Jarred (his name could be gary, it doesn't affect us getting the answer)
- he went to a bookstore (he could've gone to the library, it wont affect us getting to the answer)
- the book is softcover (it could be any type of book, wont affect us getting to the answer)
- the item is a book (it could be anything that he bought, wont affect us getting to the answer.)
<u>Things that are helpful:</u>
- the book was on sale (helps us know that the price was reduced)
- the book was on sale 10% (helps us know how much it was reduced by)
- he spent $18 for the reduced price (helps us know how much he spent)
Ok, now that we know those, let's work on the question.
let b be the original book price
we need to find 10% so we have to use 90% (because 100 - 10 = 90)
if we needed to find 20% we would use 80% (because 100 - 20 = 80)
and so on.
90% of b = 18 (90% of the og. book price equals 18)
90/100 × b = 18 (write a correct equation and make the percent a fraction)
9/10 × b = 18 (simplify both sides of the equation)
9 × b = 180 (multiply both sides of the equation to get rid of fraction)
b = 20 (divide both sides of the equ. to get b by itself)
the original price of the book is $20
hope this helped :D
good luck my friend
- cheesetoasty
Answer:
5 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
i know it is, i'm a straight A student in math :D
i just don't know how to explain-
Answer:
165
Step-by-step explanation:
Because you can't order 7/8 of a pizza you would have to order 165 pizzas so that every body gets one slice. Hope this helped!