Answer:
The amount of change will be £7.99
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to calculate the amount of change that Mehvish should get
1/2 kg carrots at 50 p per kg will be;
1/2 * 50 = 25 p
3 kg potatoes at 64 p per kg will be
3 * 64 = p 192
2 kg onions at 42 p per kg
2 * 42 p = 84 p
1 1/2 kg chicken at £6 per kg will be:
since £1 is 100 p
1.5 * 6 = £9 (9 * 100 p = 900p)
since £1 is 100 p
£20 will be;
20 * 100 = 2,000 p
So let us make the subtraction as follows;
2,000- 900 - 84-192 - 25 = 799 p
In pounds, this is divided by 100
we have this as 799/100 = £7.99
No, that is not true. Use the website desmos.com to try it out yourself. Graph equations like y=1x, y=1/2x, and y=1/4x to try. Then, you will see that as the number gets bigger, the line gets steeper (it gets higher..like a hill..rising..)
∠P~=∠S
∠Q ~= ∠T
∠R~= ∠M
P/S=Q/T=RM
hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Estimating a sum by rounding to get the best estimate is the goal of this lesson. Notice that we try to estimate. We don't need to have an exact answer!
Notice that for numbers with two digits, there can only be one estimate because you can only round to the tens place.
Estimate the following sums: 36 + 21, 74 + 15, and 85 + 24
36 + 21 = 40 + 20 = 60
74 + 15 = 70 + 20 = 90
Step-by-step explanation:
From this figure TUW+WUV=TUV ; (5x+3)+(10x-5)=17x-16 so 15x-2=17x-16 ;14=2x therefore x=7
then substitute x on it.
TUW=5x+3=5(7)+3=35+3=38
WUV=10x-5=10(7)-5=70-5=65
TUV=17x-16=17(7)-16=119-16=103
