Mike has 10 and a half cookies (10.5). Mike wants to share these cookies with 5 friends. How many cookies does each friend get. The answer is 2.1 one (Or 2 and 1 crumb I guess lol). You place the decimal point where ever it was originally so you would place it after the 2 and before the one. It's been a while since I've done one of these problems so sorry if I'm a little rusty.
Answer:
$23.42
Step-by-step explanation:
- To find the sales tax, you need to 6.5% of $21.99
- To do this you have to times need to turn 6.5% into a decimal, which is 0.065 (i moved decimal point 2 numbers to the left)
- then you do 0.065 × 21.99 which equals 1.42935
- now you have to add 21.99 with 1.42935 = 23.41935
- because of the context of the question, you need the answer needs to be rounded up to the nearest hundredth.
- making the answer $23.42 total
Idk how many start cards there are o this problem cant be solved...
Answer:
A 18
Step-by-step explanation:
The mode means "The Most". There are more 18's than any other number.
63%
First, we have to take 20.00 - 7.40 which gets us 12.60.
Then, we use the formula where we put the 12.60 on top of a fraction bar, and the 20.00 on bottom.
We do 12.60 x 100 which makes 1260.
Lastly, we divide that by the 20.00 which gets us 63.
So, Julie has 63% of her money left.
I hope this helped!!!
