Answer: Eva has left $ 34.18 after her purchases .
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Each hanging basket cost $5.48
Cost of 9 hanging basket = 9 x $5.48 = $ 49.32
Each Petunia cost $18.50.
Cost of 9 Petunias = 9 x $18.50
= $ 166.5
Eva has $250 to spend on items for her garden.
Money left = $(250 -(49.32+166.5))
= $ (250 -215.82)
= $ 34.18
Hence, Eva has left $ 34.18 after her purchases .
#1 - a) 11.4018
#2 - d) 7.62
#3 - a) 10.7238
#4 - b) 6.57
Explanation
#1 - The initial guess is 11.4022. We first divide 130 by this guess:
130÷11.4022 = 11.40130852
We now average this number with the initial guess:
(11.40130852 + 11.4022)/2 ≈ 11.4018
#2 - The initial guess is 7.8. We divide 58 by this guess:
58÷7.8 = 7.435897436
We now average this number with the initial guess:
(7.435897436 + 7.8)/2 = 7.617948718 ≈ 7.62
#3 - The initial guess is 10.7262. We divide 115 by this guess:
115÷10.7262 = 10.72141112
We now average this number with the initial guess:
(10.72141112 + 10.7262)/2 = 10.72380556 ≈ 10.7238
#4 - The initial guess is 6.9. We divide 43 by this guess:
43÷6.9 = 6.231884058
We now average this number with the initial guess:
(6.231884058+6.9)/2 = 6.565942029 ≈ 6.57
Answer:
150c + 13,700 < 23,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Greatest weight that can be loaded into the container = 23,000 kilograms
Weight of each crate = 150 kilogram
Weight of other shipment = 13,700 kilograms
c = total number of 150-kilogram crates that can be loaded
This can be represented by the inequality:
150c + 13,700 < 23,000
That is, Weight of each crate multiplied by total number of 150-kilogram crates that can be loaded Plus Weight of other shipment less than greatest weight that can be loaded into the container
To multiply whole numbers and fractions, multiply the numerator by the whole number. Example: 1/3×4= 4/3=1 1/3
Answer : 8
7 + 9 + 6 + 10 + 8 = 40
40/5 (5 is the number of sales calls) = 8
