Answer:
16.2
Step-by-step explanation:
4*2.8+5=
She will get 23 books.
So, first, you take the shipping away to get $93.05,
then you divide $93.05 by $3.95 which equals 23.55
and you can't have half a book; so it's 23!
This is a simple problem
First, take common sense and apply it here. The problem doesn't specifically tell you what the shape ACTUALLY is, but we can also apply what we know about geometry here, as well as what we know in general. Fish tanks most commonly come in 2 shapes: Square's and Rectangles. Fish tanks are what we call "3D" objects (meaning it's just not flat like a piece of paper", and the shapes are known as "Cubes and Rectangular Prisms".
Well, we know that squares/cubes have to have even sides. The problem states the tank is 5(l) by 2(w) by 2(h). This means it CAN'T be a cube, thus meaning it's a rectangular prism.
Now, to calculate volume, we have to know the formula. For this, the formula for volume is as follows: V=lwh
This means Volume=Length*Width*Height
So, do replace the words with what you know you already have. Let's make a list:
Length=5
Width=2
Height=2
V=lwh-----V=5*2*2
Now, work it out. 5*2=10*2=20, Left to right
Your answer here is V=20
~Hope this helps!
We know that
the number of coins that each roll contains is
<span>rolls of quarters-------> 40 coins
</span><span>rolls of Dimes---------> 50 coins
</span><span>rolls of nickels------> 40 coins
</span><span>four rolls of quarters------> 4*40*$0.25-----> $40
</span>t<span>hree rolls of Dimes-----> 3*50*$0.10------> $15
</span><span>six rolls of nickels-------> 6*40*$0.05-----> $12
total=[40+15+12]------> $67
the answer is
$67</span>
I think that the first person who came along to buy apples would have to buy 12 dozen apples at $1 per dozen. Paul’s sells one dozen, Nick sells 4 dozen, and Ben sells seven dozen. After that, Paul has 3 apples, Nick has 2, and Ben has 1. If they all sent their remaining apples at a price of $3, Paul would earn 9 more dollars, Nick would earn 6, and Ben would earn three. That puts them each with a profit of $10.
