400 lbs = 0.2 tons
38,600 mg = 3.86 dekagrams
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Six dollars is the only answer that seems correct using the graph. Hope this helped.
To solve this problem, we must first find the discount amount, and then subtract this amount from the total price of the item.
To find the discount amount, we must find 35% of $40. To do this, we must first convert 35% to its decimal equivalent by dividing 35/100. We do this because percentages are parts out of a total 100 percent, thus this fraction represents an equivalent value that we can multiply by other numbers. Using our knowledge that 35/100 = 0.35, we can now set up our expression:
35% of $40 (keep in mind that the word "of" refers to multiplication in math)
0.35 * 40
To solve, we just multiply these two numbers together, which gives us 14.
This means that Kala got a discount of $14 off of the original price of $40. To find out how much she paid for it, we must subtract $14 from $40, as modeled below:
$40 - $14 = $26
Therefore, Kala paid $26 for the item.
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I think that the best visual representation that the marine biologist would use is utilising a bar graph. A bar graph is composed of bars residing in a coordinate plane. In addition to that, the visual representation would most likely be used since the average weight and length of each trout coming from 5 different locations is compared.
