Answer:
The magazine that cost $15.24 for 6 issues cost more by $0.60/60 cents.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since $15.24 is 6 issues each and you need to even out the issues add $15.24+$15.24 then you would get $30.48, because its 15.24 each 6 add them both and it would be 12 issues. And the first issue $29.88 for 12 issues is only $29.88 while the other is $30.48 so the one with 6 issues/the second cost more than the first.
60 cents more because 29.88+60=30.48.
Answer:
There will be 2 numbers of individual bags of chocolates left with Missy.
Step-by-step explanation:
Missy bought 4 bags of chocolates and there are 8 pieces of chocolates in each bag.
Therefore, there was a total (4× 8) = 32 chocolates.
Now, her kids ate 6 of the chocolates.
So, there remains (32 - 6) = 26 chocolates left.
If Missy packed the remaining chocolates into individual bags with 13 chocolates in each bag, then there will be 
numbers of individual bags of chocolates left with Missy. (Answer)
Answer:
answer : C
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
46.56 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
4.3 pounds
2 pounds
3.8 pounds, and
5.9 pounds
Let us find the total weight of all the items
=4.3+2+3.8+5.9
=16 pounds
We are told that he is charged $2.91 per pound for shipping
Hence the cost of shipping 16 pounds is
=2.91*16
=46.56 pounds
Answer: 44 miles
WORKINGS
Given,
The distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL = 173 miles
The distance between Indianapolis and Dayton, ID = 165 miles
The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL is unknown
Since there are straight roads connecting the three cities, the connection between them form a right angles triangle.
The right angle is at Dayton
The hypotenuse is the distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL
Therefore IL^2 = ID^2 + DL^2
173^2 = 165^2 + DL^2
DL^2 = 173^2 – 165^2
DL^2 = 29929 – 27225
DL^2 = 2704
DL = 52 miles
Therefore, The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL = 52 miles
The question is asking how many more miles would Meg drive if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
That is, Distance of Indianapolis to Dayton + Distance of Dayton to Lima – Direct distance of Indianapolis to Lima
That is, ID + DL – IL
= 165 miles + 52 miles – 173 miles
= 217 miles – 173 miles
= 44 miles
Therefore, Meg would drive 44 more miles if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
