Answer:
23. $ 62.76 to the nearest cent
$63.00 to the nearest dollar
24. $ 38.42 to the nearest cent
$38.00 to the nearest dollar
Step-by-step explanation:
When we round to the nearest cent we round the second number after the decimal. We look at the third number after the decimal. If it is 5 or above we round up.
When we round to the nearest dollar, we round the number befroe the decimal. We look at the number after the decimal. If it is 5 or above we round up.
23. $62.756 we round the 5 so we look at the 6 6>= 5 so we round up
$ 62.76 to the nearest cent
$62.756 we round the 2 so we look at the 7 7>= 5 so we round up
$63.00 to the nearest dollar
24. $38.415 we round the 1 so we look at the 5 5>= 5 so we round up
$ 38.42 to the nearest cent
$38.415 we round the 8 so we look at the 4 4< 5 so we leave alone
$38.00 to the nearest dollar
Answer:
(0,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
(x,y)
you need to be on the y-axis and to be on that you need to have 0 on the
x-axis which is the first number you see (if you are reading from left to right)
and you need to go up 3 times so you put a 3 on the y axis and boom there you have it
Hope this helps!
Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
You can answer this as
9/27=1/3
and
3/9=1/3
and so 1/3 is the the constant proportionality for both figures
Hope You Understand :)
Answer:
$7.34
Step-by-step explanation:
To compute sum of dollars that are not whole numbers. Using the sum of$5.89 and$1.45 as an illustration :
$5.89 + $1.45
Taking the whole numbers first:
$5 + $1 = $6
Take the sum of the decimals :
$0.89 + $0.45 = $1.34
Sum initial whole + whole of sum of decimal
$6 + $1 = $7
Remaining decimal : $1.34 - $1 = $0.34
$7 + $0.34 = $7.34
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Here is a site to help you...that my teacher showed me...when you search it it will show this...just click graphing calculator
desmos.com
