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Answer: Step-by-step explanation:
What is 5.56666666667 as a fraction?
To write 5.56666666667 as a fraction you have to write 5.56666666667 as numerator and put 1 as the denominator. Now you multiply numerator and denominator by 10 as long as you get in numerator the whole number.
5.56666666667 = 5.56666666667/1 = 55.6666666667/10 = 556.666666667/100 = 5566.66666667/1000 = 55666.6666667/10000 = 556666.666667/100000 = 5566666.66667/1000000 = 55666666.6667/10000000 = 556666666.667/100000000 = 5566666666.67/1000000000 = 55666666666.7/10000000000 = 556666666667/100000000000
And finally we have:
5.56666666667 as a fraction equals 556666666667/100000000000
Answer:
A lily costs $7 and a geranium $4.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we can write two equations. let the number of lilies be l and the number of geraniums be g, then:
5
g
+
4
l
=
48
4
g
+
6
l
=
58
Multiply the first equation by 4 and the second by 5, the number of lilies in the other gives:
20
g
+
16
l
=
192
20
g
+
30
l
=
290
Subtract the first equation from the second gives:
14
l
=
98 which dividing by 14 gives l
=
7
Substituting the value l
=
7 in the first equation gives:
5
g
+
28
=
48
Subtract 20 from both sides gives:
5
g
=
20 divide by 5 gives g
=
4
So, a lily costs $7 and a geranium costs $4.
Answer:
#1) D frequency data that can be plotted on a number line
; #2) A Sarah read twice as many chapters Wednesday as Monday, C Sarah read more than four chapters on two days, F Sarah read at least three chapters on four days, and H The total number of chapters Sarah read on the weekend was the same as the total number she read on the weekdays.
Step-by-step explanation:
#1) A line plot shows the frequencies of data. It is displayed over a number line; this makes the best choice for the answer "frequency data that can be plotted on a number line."
#2) We can see that Sarah read 2 chapters on Wednesday and 1 chapter on Monday. This is twice as many chapters.
She read more than 4 chapters on both Saturday and Sunday.
She read 3 or more chapters on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The total number of chapters she read on the weekend was 5+6 = 11. The total number of chapters she read on the weekdays was 1+3+2+2+3 = 11. These are the same.
