From the 3 options listed, both

in and

in could be measures found using a ruler with eighth inches marked, because those decimals can be written in terms of eighth fractions.

The other option,

in, is not a possibility because 0.1 cannot be written as a fraction of 8 that is marked on the ruler.
15 divided by 6 2/3 is 2 1/4
He is incorrect because he multiplied the bases.
This is a "rate of pay" problem. The amount earned is equal to the (rate of pay) times the (number of hours worked).
Let the income be represented by "i". Then the formula is i = ($10.91/hour)*w, where w is the number of hours worked and has the unit of measurement "hours."
To determine the excess amount, subtract 32 from 85.33 which has a numerical value of 53.33 grams.