Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
because I learned this like 4 years ago
Let us determine the product of 438 and 17 by partial products.
Consider 
and 
So, 
= 
= 7446
Therefore, the product of 438 and 17 is 7446.
No, Sandra's answer is not correct.
Because she should have expressed 17 as (10+7), then if she multiplied (438 by 10) and (438 by 7). And, then added the results.Then her answer would be correct.
Answer:
I agree with both of them
Step-by-step explanation:
A dozen is 12 muffins. Therefore, you pay $3.00 for 12 muffins.
We know that you pay $3.00 for 12 muffins we need to find out how much EACH muffin cost. For that we need to divide $3.00 by 12 which is 0.25.
Now we need to know how much it will cost us for 16 muffins. We use our equation 16*0.25 which is 4. Elena said she will pay 4 so she is right.
Andre said he will buy 8 muffins so we use our equation again 8*0.25 which is 2. He said he will pay 2 so he is right.
Answer:
You could just replace all the given possible values of k in the inequality and see which ones are solutions, but let's solve this in a more interesting way:
First, remember how the absolute value works:
IxI = x if x ≥ 0
IxI = -x if x ≤ 0
Then if we have something like:
IxI < B
We can rewrite this as
-B < x < B
Now let's answer the question, here we have the inequality:
I-k -2I < 18
Then we can rewrite this as:
-18 < (-k - 2) < 18
Now let's isolate k:
first, we can add 2 in the 3 parts of the inequality:
-18 + 2 < -k - 2 + 2 < 18 + 2
-16 < -k < 20
Now we can multiply all sides by -1, remember that this also changes the direction of the signs, then:
-1*-16 > -1*-k > -1*20
16 > k > -20
Then k can be any value between these two limits.
So the correct options (from the given ones) are:
k = -16
k = -8
k = 0
