Her book was 10 days late. D = days. The equation is .25(4) + .30d = 4.00. First you multiply .25 • 4 to get 1. Then you subtract 1 from both sides and get .30d = 3. Next you divide both sides by .30 to get d = 10.
Change the fractions into decimals first.
If the decimal is for example 1.56565656... and so on, it is repeating. Because as you can see, the number 56 is repeating. If the decimal is for example 1.456 and there is no number afterwards, means that it is terminating.
There are a couple ways to determine the number of minutes it will take Charlie to run 9 laps, but the easist would be to find out what is happening to each number of laps in order to get the number of minutes. In each case, the number of laps is being multiplied by 5 to get the number of minutes.
9x5=45 minutes.
He is running each lap in 5 minutes.
The hundreds place value would be 7