Answer:
The total number of badges miss Garcia can make=6
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Express the total length of ribbon
Use the expression below;
R=B×N
where;
R=total length of ribbon Garcia has
B=length per badge
N=number of badges made
In our case;
R=3/4 yard
B=1/8 yard
N=n
replacing;
(3/4)=(1/8)×n
n=(3/4)×8
n=6
The total number of badges miss Garcia can make=6
Answer: $432
Step-by-step explanation: If he marks up the price by 80% then you multiply the price (240) times 0.8, which is 192. That is how much he marks it up -- $192. SO then you add how much he marks it up to the original price of $242 which is $432.
Answer:
The answer is 8.
Step-by-step explanation:
Area = Length times width. Since division and multiplcation are inverse operations, we can do 24 divided by 3 to get 8, so to get the area of 24, you would do 8 x 3.
Answer:
b≥ -34/3
Step-by-step explanation:
12b≥ -136
b≥ -34/3
After you have multiplied but you have all these numbers, look to see how many decimal places the numbers you have multiplied.
Lets say you multiply:
23.45
x 2.1
= 49.245
Because your first number had 2 decimal places and your second number had 1 decimal place you add that and that is how many decimal places your product has. In this case there is three.
