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3 years ago

Which statement illustrates the distributive property?

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puteri [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

3(4+5)= 3(4)+3(5)

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The average cost of each dinner at Dave's party is <u>$5.79</u>.

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Given:

Dave ordered dinner for a party of 10 people.

Three people ordered the $4.75 chicken dinner, two people ordered the $4.95 fish dinner, and five had the beef dinner at a cost of $6.75 each.

Now, to find the average cost of each dinner at Dave's party.

So, we get the total amount for the dinner:

Three people ordered the $4.75 chicken dinner.

$4.75\times 3=14.25$

Two people ordered the $4.95 fish dinner.

$4.95\times 2=9.90$

Five had the beef dinner at a cost of $6.75.

$6.75\times 5=33.75$

Total amount of dinner = $14.25+9.90+33.75=\$57.90.$

Now, to get the average cost of each dinner of 10 people we divide the total amount of dinner by 10:

$57.90\div 10$

$=\$5.79.$

Therefore, the average cost of each dinner at Dave's party is $5.79.

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1. Can their sum equal 1?

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