Answer:
A. Jian rounded the number of 4-ounce jars to 828 which is wrong. There are only 827 jars that can be completely filled.
B. Total number of 6-ounce jars = 551
Total money earned from 6-ounce jars = $4408
Step-by-step explanation:
A. Jian's family's collection = 3311 ounces
Number of 4-ounce jars = 
= 827.75
Jian rounded it to 828 which is wrong. There are 827 jars that can be completely filled.
Cost per 4-ounce jar = $5.
Total cost = 827 × 5 = 4135
B. Now, number of 6-ounce jars = 
= 551.83
≅ 551 jars
Cost per 6-ounce jar = $8
Total cost = 551 × 8 = 4408
Answer:
Falls between 7 and 8
Step-by-step explanation:
Square root of 53 is 7.28
You would need two bottles, because 4 ounces is the same as 24 teaspoons, so if you buy two bottles for 30 teaspoons you will have 18 teaspoons left (3 ounces) I hope this helps!
Answer:
x+5
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you don't know how much Joe weighs, you can express his weight as x. Then, you add on 5 because you have 5 more lbs than joe (which is x).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Well 12y is the most obvious answer.
Anything that makes 12 is good enough.
4(3y) is another answer
12(y)
1(12y)
6(2y)
2(6y