So, first we need to round to the nearest dollar, this means that we need to eliminate the decimal part. The question is: Shall we increase the value of dollars by 1 or keep it as it is??
If the number directly after the decimal point is less than 5, then we will keep the value of the dollars as it is and just eliminate the decimal part.
If the number directly after the decimal point is greater than or equal to 5, then well increment the value of dollars by 1 and eliminate the decimal part.
Applying this to the two values mentioned in the question, we can see that:
7,143.66 is approximately equal to <span>7,144
</span>13,674.26 is approximately equal to <span>13,674
Then, we will just add these two values as follows:
</span><span>7,144 + 13,674 = 20,818</span>
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Answer: I think the best answer is C
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Answer:
He has to work at least 25 hours to make $1,250 for his trip. (plus the $500 that he already saved)
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He currently has: $500 (I don't know if this $500 is counted in the $1,250. But I'm going to put it in $1,250)
So, 1,250 - 500 = 750
He only has to make $750 more to reach $1,250
Works and makes $30 an hour.
30
x25
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750
500 + 750 = 1,250