Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I think it’s b correct me if I’m wrong
The point on the number line would be 2
Answer: Choice 2) A, B, C
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Explanation:
Use a calculator to find that,
- 946/32 = 29.5625
- 1157/11 = 105.1818 approximately
- 3524/44 = 80.0909 approximately
- 37392/82 = 456
The first three results have a decimal portion as the answer. So there is a remainder here. The remainder is the leftover bit that couldn't make another full value. Only choice D results in a whole number that isn't a decimal value, so this does not have a remainder.
As a smaller example, let's say we had 20 cookies and 3 people. If we want to divide the cookies evenly, then each person gets 20/3 = 6 full cookies and there would be 2 cookies left over (6*3 = 18 are eaten so 20-18 = 2 is left over). Notice that 20/3 = 6.67 approximately. The non-whole number decimal value indicates we have a remainder. If we had 21 cookies, then each person gets 21/3 = 7 full cookies with nothing left over, so there's no remainder here.
This is a problem of
system of linear equations in two variables. This concept of mathematics is very useful in real-life problems. You can solve a system by finding the solution. A
solution of a system are the values of the variables that satisfies each equation in the system. So by knowing these concepts we can get a system of equation by analyzing each statement step by step, that is:
1. Alice has a total of 12 dimes and nickels.
Let the variables:

1st. Equation:

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2. She has 2 more nickels than dimes
2nd Equation:

Therefore our system of linear equations is:
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Conclusion:<span>Alice has
5 dimes and
7 nickels. </span>