10)
60in=60in × (1ft/12in) = 5ft
30in= 30in × (1ft/12in) = 2.5ft
12in = 12in × (1ft/12in) = 1ft
answer is = 5ft × 2.5ft× 1ft =12.5 ft^3 = a
11)
dozen = 12 hammers
12 hammers = 20 pounds
therefore 1 hammer= 20/12 = 1.6666 lb
21 hammers ×1.666 = 35 = c
12)
convert qt to gal
600 gal × 4 qt/gal = 2400 qt
2400 qt ÷ 120 qt/min
=20 min = d
13)
Carla is 12
rob is 12+5= 17
cousin is 12-7 = 5
12+17+5= 34 =a
15)
convert 60ft into yards
60 ft × 0.333 yd/ft =20 yd
diameter = 20 yd
area of circle = (pi/4)×d^2
(pi/4)×20^2= 314.16 = b
First, we can convert both of them to improper fractions.
We do that by multiplying the denominator to the whole number, adding it to the numerator, and keeping the denominator.
2 5/3 - 2 3/2
So we have:
11/3 - 7/2
Convert both of them to denominators of 6:
22/6 - 21/6
Subtract the numerators and keep the denominators:
1/6
Answer:
The size of the cardboard should be 
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagram for this question is shown on the first uploaded image
The volume of the box is 
The length and the Width of the card is
L = W = Z
From the question we are told that 7 in squares were cut from each corner
So the length and the width of the box would be
L = W = (Z - 7)
And the height would be H = 7 in
Mathematically the volume of the box can be represented as
So the Volume would be
Substituting values
=> 
Answer:
Regina writes the expression y +9.3/4
Using The commutative property
a + b = b + a
= 9.3/4 + y
= (9.3/4) + y
Step-by-step explanation:
Regina writes the expression y +9.3/4
Using The commutative property
a + b = b + a
= 9.1/4 + y
= (9.1/4) + y
Answer:
Stop and Save
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the cost of one apple in each place.
<u>Quick Market</u>:
Divide the total cost with the amount of apples:
1.08/3 = 0.36
The cost for one apple in <em>quick market </em>is $0.36
<u>Stop and Save</u>:
Divide the total cost with the amount of apples:
1.10/5 = 0.22
The cost for one apple in <em>Stop and Save</em> is $0.22
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$0.22 < $0.36 ∴ <em>Stop and Save</em><em> </em>is cheaper than Quickmarket by $0.14, making Stop and Save your answer.
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