The number given in the question is in decimal form. It has to be first changed to fraction and then only can it be changed to a mixed fraction. The calculations have to be done correctly and then the problem is very straight forward.Now let us concentrate on the problem in hand.
Then
6.54 = 654/100
= 327/50
= 6 27/50
From the above deduction we can definitely conclude that the mixed number for 6.54 is 5 27/50. I hope this simple procedure will help you to attempt such type of problems in future without requiring any additional help.
If your question looks like mine (shown in picture).Your answer would be number 4.
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CTPehrson
Answer:
66 jars of jam
Step-by-step explanation:
Elizabeth is selling jam at a farmers market.
She earns $5 for each jar of Jan that she sells
Her goal is to earn $450 during the weekend.
Elizabeth has already made $95 from the sale of her jams and $24 from leading a demonstration
Therefore the total amount that has been made is
= $95 + $24
= $119
Since her target is $450 and she has already made $119 then the amount remaining to complete the target can be calculated as follows
= $450 - $119
= $331
The minimum number of jars that Elizabeth must sell to realize her goal can be calculated as follows
= 331/5
= 66
Hence Elizabeth must sell 66 jars of jam to reach her goal.
Sorry if it's wrong, I tried