Help please because I'm really bad at math and I don't know how do do this
1 answer:
Best way to convert measurements in the standard measurement system is to use the phrase "King Henry Died By Drinking Chocalote Milk"
K- Kilo
H- Hecto
D- Deca
B- Base (meter, liter, gram)
D- Deci
C- Centi
M- Milli
If you go up from the B, you move the decimal left, if you go down from the B, you move the decimal that many times to the right.
The picture will probably help explain better.
3) 10,640 g
5) idk which it needs to be converted to
7) 3,700 mg
K- Kilo
H- Hecto
D- Deca
B- Base (meter, liter, gram)
D- Deci
C- Centi
M- Milli
If you go up from the B, you move the decimal left, if you go down from the B, you move the decimal that many times to the right.
The picture will probably help explain better.
3) 10,640 g
5) idk which it needs to be converted to
7) 3,700 mg
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Answer:
Cost of a snack size bag of chips = $0.8
Cost of a water bottle = $1.6
Cost of a gallon of milk = $3.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost of water bottle = $a
Cost of 1 gallon milk = $b
and cost of 1 bag of chips = $c
So, cost of 4 gallons of milk, 6 bottles of water and 5 bags of chips = $(4b + 6a + 5c)
4b + 6a + 5c = 27.2 -----(1)
Cost of one water bottle = 2 × cost of one bag of chips
a = 2c -----(2)
A gallon of milk = cost of water bottle + $1.80
b = a + 1.8
From equation (2)
b = 2c + 1.8 -----(3)
Now we substitute these values from equations (2) and (3) in equation (1)
4(2c + 1.8) + 6(2c) + 5c = 27.2
8c + 7.2 + 12c + 5c = 27.2
25c = 27.2 - 7.2
c =
c = $0.8
From equation (2)
a = 2×0.8
a = $1.6
From equation (3)
b = 2(0.8) + 1.8
b = 1.6 + 1.8
b = $3.4
Therefore, cost of a snack size bag of chips = $0.8
Cost of a water bottle = $1.6
Cost of a gallon of milk = $3.4
I solved it on paper so it's easier.
But good luck ! :)
But good luck ! :)