Answer:
No, 2.11 is not a repeating decimal. A repeating decimal is one which goes on forever, but you can easily see that 2.11 ends.
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If 2 sodas and 4 hamburgers are $12.00 and 4 sodas and 2 hamburgers are $9.00 how much is a single hamburger?
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2s + 4h = 12, (1) 4s + 2h = 9. (2) Multiply (1) by 2. You will get 4s + 8h = 24, (1') 4s + 2h = 9. (2') Distract (2') from (1'). You will get 8h - 2h = 24 - 9, or 6h = 15 ---> h =  =  = 2.5. Thus one hamburger price is $2.50. Then from (1) s =  = 1. Answer. One hamburger price is $2.50 and 1 soda costs $1.00.
There is even more elegant way to solve the problem.
Simply add all hamburgers and all sodas. 6 hamburgers and 6 sodas. $12 + $9 = $21.
Hence, 1 hamburger + 1 soda =  = $3.50.
Having this, everybody can solve to the end in this way, actually, without equations and using the mental math only.
Question: A man measures the angle of elevation to the top of a mountain to be 12 degrees. He drives 7 miles closer and finds the angle of elevation to be 37 degrees. How high is the mountain?
<em><u>Simplified </u></em><em><u>Recap:</u></em>
PQR and XYR are similar.
PQ: 4 inches (shortest side)
PR: 9 inches
QR: 12 inches (longest side)
<em><u>Solving:</u></em>
Because they are similar triangles, we know that the sides of one triangle are proportional to the ones on the other. Therefore, the smallest side of PQR is proportional to the smallest side of XYZ. Now, we just need to figure out the constant of proportionality , and we can do that by dividing the smallest side of XYZ triangle by the smallest side of PQR.

Now we know that the constant of proportionality is 4. All we have to do now is solve the problem. The question is asking what the longest side of XYZ is, and to find that we just need to multiply the longest side of PQR by our constant of proportionality.

Therefore, our answer is 48.
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