17. 8/10 is equal to .8 not .08
18a. False
18b. True
18c. False
18d. False
18e. True
19. 0.02
20. No, the zero needs to be in the tenths place or else the decimal (.2) would become 2/10.
21. 17/100
22. Words- Ten hundredths
Fraction- 10/100
Decimal- .10
For this problem, we use the Fundamental Counting Principle where it states that if an event has n possible outcome and another independent event has m outcomes then there will be nm total possible outcome. Therefore, there are 3x4x3 = 36 possible different lunch John can make.
