Answer:
10 times as much as 7 hundred is 70 hundreds or 7 thousands.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question given is:
10 times as much as _____ hundreds is 70 hundreds or _____ thousands.
Dividing the question into two fractions, we have:
10 times what is 70 hundreds?
What is 70 hundreds in thousands?
10 x 7 hundred = 10 x 700 = 70 hundreds
Recall that 70 hundreds = 70 00
70 hundreds = 70 00 = 7 thousands = 7 000
Therefore, the question can be written as:
10 times as much as 7 hundreds is 70 hundreds or 7 thousands.
Answer: 
Step by step:

(Used a table of common angles)
Answer:
a=16
Step-by-step explanation:
16/4+2 = 6
Thus the answer is 16
The correct match of each tile of the equation with its solution is:
- n - 13 = - 12 →→→ 1
- n/5 = -1/5 →→→ -1
- n + 15 = - 10 →→→ -25
<h3>How do we match each tile to the correct box?</h3>
To match each tile to the correct box, we have to solve the arithmetic operations in the box, then drag the correct tile that matches our answer into the box.
From the image attached below;
1.
n - 13 = - 12
Let us add (+13) to both sides to eliminate (-13), i.e.
n - 13 + 13 = - 12 + 13
n = 1
2.
n/5 = -1/5
multiply both side by 5
n/5 × (5) = -1/5 × (5)
n = -1
3.
n + 15 = - 10
n +15 - 15 = - 10 - 15
n = -25
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Answer:
Percent of rise of a new truck on a used truck = 15%
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the percentage of saved money if Jason buying a used truck.
Given:
Price of the used truck = $34,000
Price of the new truck = $40,000
We need to find the percent of rise Jason saves on a used truck rather than buying a new truck
Solution:
Using a percentage formula.

Substitute Percentage cost = 34,000 and Original cost = 40,000 in above formula.

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Using cross multiplication rule.



x = 15%
Therefore, Jason used 15% rise of a new truck for a used truck.