Answer:
Either 130 or 131 would be acceptable.
Step-by-step explanation:
When we estimate, we do not use exact values.
66.17 is close to 66
44.98 is close to 45
20.15 is close to 20
Add the estimates together: 66+ 45+ 20 = 131
We could also estimate 66.17 to 65 which would give us an estimate of 130
Answer:
<u>D. He recorded his paycheck amount for April 23rd incorrectly. Yes, this was Adam's mistake. The correct amount should be 341.60 and not 338.45.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Let's review the information given to us to help Adam to determine where his error is.
A. He completely forgot to include the clothes he bought from Bargains RUS. No, he didn't. It was recorded properly, including the sales tax amount.
B. He made an arithmetic error in the balance column. No he didn't, the balance was calculated correctly after each transaction.
C. He recorded one of his withdrawals in the deposit column. No, he didn't. All of the withdrawals are in the right column.
<u>D. He recorded his paycheck amount for April 23rd incorrectly. Yes, this was Adam's mistake. The correct amount should be 341.60 and not 338.45.</u>
Is this on a graph if so you need to explain futher
Answer:
E. This polynomial could be factored by using grouping or the perfect squares methods.
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2 + 2x + 1
There is no greatest common factor
This is a perfect square
a^2 + 2ab+ b^2 = ( x+1)^2
We can factor this by grouping
x^2 + 2x + 1
(x^2 +x) + (x+1)
x( x+1) + x+1
Factor out x+1
( x+1) ( x+1)
This is not the difference of squares since there is no subtraction
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