Answer:
$7.81
Step-by-step explanation:
89¢ + 95¢ + $1.79 + $1.29 + $2.89
So numerically to add it the equation is...
0.89 + 0.95 + 1.79 + 2.89 + 1.29 = $7.81
D. Both Kurt and Maria are right, because 3,585 should be rounded up to 3,600, and 21% of this amount can be approximated by either finding 10% of 3,600 and multiplying the result by 2 or by finding 1/5 of 3,600.
Answer:
9.99999998e+17
Step-by-step explanation:
Yep. Thats what my calculator says :))
Im not sure but i think it would be the one that goes up by 1 and right by 1.5 as its slope and a y intercept of 0
Hi there.
We want to find out how many times we are going to multiple 15 to get 1,575. When we know this, we can just multiple the product by 1 to get the number of teachers.
1,575 ÷ 15 = 105
Cool. So now we know that 15 goes into 1,575 that amount of times.
Let's multiply by 1.
105 · 1 = 105
The ratio of students to teachers is 1,575:105
We can check our work by dividing both numbers by the GCF.
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