Let's use our largest amount (quarter) to see how many can fit evenly into 1.74.
- 1.74/0.25 = 6.96
- The most quarters that can fit into $1.74 is 6.
---Multiply $0.25 by 6 = $1.50
---Subtract $1.50 from $1.74 = $0.24
---We need to use the rest of the coins to fill up $0.24.
Now let's use our second largest amount (dime) to see how many can fit evenly into 0.24.
- 0.24/0.10 = 2.4
- The most dimes that can fit into $0.24 is 2.
---Multiply $0.10 by 2 = $0.20
---Subtract $0.20 from $0.24 = $0.04
No nickels can fit into $0.04, because they are worth $0.05.
We can use our least amount (pennies) to fill in the $0.04 remaining.
Your answer is 6 quarters, 2 dimes, and 4 pennies.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Mean= 10+2+5+2+6+7+9+2+3/9
=46/9 = 5.11
Arrange in Ascending order:
2,2,2,3,5,6,7,9,10
Mode = 2 ( that occurs most number of times)
Median = 5 ( median is the middle term)
Answer:
A. No
B. Yes
C. No
Step-by-step explanation:
Dimensions of each book are 4 inches by 11 by 14 inches.
A. Each book has a volume of 29 cubic inches.
Volume of each book = length × width × height
= 4 × 11 × 14
= 616 cubic inches
No
B. If the crate could hold 18 books the volume of the crate would be 11,088.
Volume of each book = 616 cubic inches
Volume of the crate = volume of each book × number of books
= 616 × 18
= 11,088 cubic inches
Yes
C. Each crate has a volume of about 8,524 cubic inches
If the crate holds 14 books,
Volume of the crate = volume of each book × number of books
= 616 × 14
= 8,624 cubic inches
No
-30 -29 -28 is the correct answer
Answer:
a record of all the mail that a mailbox identifies as Junk
