Answer:
2,160 pencils
Step-by-step explanation:
Large boxes = 12
Small boxes = 18
Each large box contains 144 pencils . Each small box contains 24 pencils
Total pencil in large boxes = Total large boxes × number of pencils per box
= 12 × 144
= 1,728 pencils
Total pencil in small boxes = Total small boxes × number of pencils per box
= 18 × 24
= 432 pencils
Estimate the total number of of pencils
Total number of pencils = total pencils in large boxes + total pencil in small boxes
= 1,728 pencils + 432 pencils
= 2,160 pencils
It is better to have an underestimate than an overestimate so that you won't disappoint your buyers when they request for a quantity of supply. If it is underestimated; you can meet demand, if it is overestimated; you can't meet demand
Area=length*height
Area=(25)*(8)
Area=200 feet^2
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The list of single digit primes is {2,3,5,7}. The largest prime is 7, so B = 7 is the largest possible value.
Also note how 707,747 rounds to 708,000 when rounding to 3 significant figures.
Answer:
40 rubber bands are needed
5 rubber bands will be left from 5 bags of of rubber band
Step-by-step explanation:
Each student will need five rubber bands.
There are eight students
Total rubber bands needed = rubber bands per student × number of students
= 5 × 8
= 40
Total rubber bands needed = 40
Rubber bands come in bags of nine.
Number of bags needed = Total rubber bands needed / number of rubber bands in each bag
= 40 / 9
= 4.44 bags
It is impossible to get decimal number of rubber bands bag, so, the next whole number after 4 is 5
5 rubber bands bags will be bought which = 5 × 9
= 45 rubber bands
Only 40 rubber bands are needed
Left over rubber bands = 45 - 40
= 5 rubber bands
