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To find the GCF, we must list all the factors and then just spot the greatest factor.
28: 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 28.
210 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 14, 15, 21, 30, 35, 42, 70.
So 14 is the GCF. Hope this helps you!
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C.33.33%
There is a 3 out of 9 chances for the spinner on 3,6, or 8. divide 3 by 9 and multiple by a 100 to get the percentage.
Answer:
Startup.
Step-by-step explanation:
If Jake has just become the senior marketing rep for a new chain of upscale hotels, his first responsibility is to develop a plan, commonly referred to as the startup.
Answer:
If the long side is down then the length of the base is 81 sq.m.
If the short side is down then the length of the base is 20.25 sq.m.
Step-by-step explanation:
162/4 is 40.5 that means if this were a square it would be 40.5 sq.m. On each side, if the base is longer you multiply 40.5 by 2 (or whatever youre supposed to honestl) and if the base is shorter you divide by 2 (or whatever you were supposed to)
Answer:
*See below*
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Identify and Explain Error</u>
The method shown is using fractions to compare costs. This strategy does not work due to the fact that they have not factored in the $55 he pays for the car before hand. Also, 150 divided by 0.5 does not equal 30, it equals 300 so, even if he did not pay $55 beforehand, the equation is still incorrect.
<u>Correct Work/Solution</u>
$55 to rent
$0.50 per mile
Let's start by removing $55 from $150 to see how many dollars is left over for gas.
150 - 55 = 95
Then, divide 95 by 0.5
95 ÷ 0.5 = 190
He can drive at least 190 miles.
<u>Share Strategy</u>
Since he starts off paying $55 dollars out of $150, we need to subtract $55 by $150 to see how much cash he has left over for mileage. $150 minus $55 equals $95 so, he has $95 left over for mileage. $95 will then be divided by $0.50 to find out how many miles he can drive. We are dividing by $0.50 because that's the cost per mile. $95 divided by $0.50 equals 190 so he can drive at least 190 miles.
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