1.
a. your answer is correct
b. 60 and hndreths=60.08
c. 16 and 8 thousanths=16.008
d. 60 and 8 tenths=60.8
e. your answer is correct
f. your answer is correct
2. 16.207, 6.9, 16.19, 16.26
so the greatest is obviously one of the 16's
compare
16.207, 16.190, 16.260
obviously, the order is 16.260,16.207,16.190
then the last one is 6.9 so the order is 16.26,16.207, 16.19, 6.9 and the numbers in order is 2,4,3,1
3. I can't see the puzzle that well, but 11.88 is more than 11.50 since 0.88 is more than 0.50
4. can't see the puzzle that mmuch
hundreths is 0.0x x is the hundrreths since exg 1/100=1 hundreths=0.01
5. remember if the number is more than five round up and if less than 4 round down so
10.5, 10.6, 10.7 10.8 10.9 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 would work
6. tenth=0.8 so the numbers could be 17.81, 17.82 17,83
7.rembmber the decimal places and line them up so again
6.081, 6.082 6.083 and so on
8. 1/2=0.5 or 0.50000
9. the greatest decimal
first find the greatest whole number
60
then find all the 60's and read from left to right the numbers after the decimal, the biggest number to the left is bigger, if they are the same, move one place to the right and count again
10. I can't seee the puzzzle very clearly but hte answer is pirates
That would be the same as : 10 × (x + 8)
Okay, so it's asking for the product of 10, and the sum of 8 and k. Sum is the answer to an addition problem, so that would make the last of it 8 + k. And we'd be multiplying this with 10, so that would make it : 10 × (x + 8)
Answer: It will take about 77 years (76.8 years).
Step-by-step explanation: Time is given by the equation: N=No.e^kt. You know that the concentration has to be 15% from the original so N=15 and No=100. To determine k, you have to look at the half-life. k=ln(0.5)/half-life time. For 28 years, k=-0.0247. Replacing it back into the N=No.e^kt equation, the answer will be 76.8 years.
Answer:-78
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Yoshi: 80%
student: 20%
Step-by-step explanation:
Mr. Yoshi grades 60/75 papers which simplifies to
80/100, or 80%
The student teacher grades 15/75 papers which simplifies to
20/100, or 20%
