At age 6, he read six. That doubled would be 12 books. So at age 7, he read 12. 12 doubled is 24. At age 8, he read 24. That doubled would be 48. At age 9, he read 48. That double would be 96. So by age 10, he would have read 96 books.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You are starting with ⅖ lb of fudge. Then you cut it into six pieces.
You want to evaluate ⅖ ÷ 6
1. Treat the integer as a fraction
2. Invert the divisor and change divide to multiply
3. Divide numerator and denominator by 2
4. Multiply numerators and denominators
I think the answer is -0.29 because u have to group on the left and add the 8.5 to the right ☺️
5/7x + 1/7 = 63
7(5/7x) + 7(1/7) = 7(63)
5/x + 1 = 441
5/x = 440
5 = 440x
5/440 = x
1/88 = x
Answer:
3.44571
Step-by-step explanation:
look at the number to the right of the decimal. if the number is higher than or is 5 round the number up, but if the number is less than 5 it will stay the same.
