Round .02543 to the nearest thousandth
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First, underline the key numbers
n=Perfect Quizzes last quarter
x=School record
n+3
3•2=x
Now we solve that
3•2=6
Now we know, x=6
If the record (6) is 3 times the number of spelling quizzes Hannah scored perfectly last quarter (n), then we know we have to divide the record (6) by 3 to know how many perfect quizzes were from last quarter.
6/3=2 so, n=2
The number of perfectly scored quizzes from last quarter is 2.
n=Perfect Quizzes last quarter
x=School record
n+3
3•2=x
Now we solve that
3•2=6
Now we know, x=6
If the record (6) is 3 times the number of spelling quizzes Hannah scored perfectly last quarter (n), then we know we have to divide the record (6) by 3 to know how many perfect quizzes were from last quarter.
6/3=2 so, n=2
The number of perfectly scored quizzes from last quarter is 2.
Answer:
10,000
Step-by-step explanation:
The bases of the scientific notation are the same, so the answer must be a base of 10. So you just divide and
, you should get
, which is equal to 10,000.