No. For example,
gives you a 2, which isn't a recurring decimal! You can try this for all sorts of multiples of 9 and you will see that they do not give you recurring decimals. However, there are some, e.g.
which gives you 1.1111111....
Hope this helps!
now, let's take a peek at the denominators, we have 3 and 8 and 12, we can get an LCD of 24 from that.
Let's multiply both sides by the LCD of 24, to do away with the denominators.
so, let's recall that a whole is "1", namely 500/500 = 1 = whole, or 5/5 = 1 = whole or 24/24 = 1 = whole. So the whole class will yield a fraction of 1/1 or just 1.
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Answer:
the answer for #2 is -7
the answer for #3 is 11 or D
number 4 is 5 or C
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 21!!
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
$702
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the total price of the cheese wheel that David is buying, we need to multiply the original cost to sales tax first.
Original Cost = $650
Sales Tax Percentage= 8% or 0.08
Now let's solve for how much the sales tax is.
Sales Tax = 0.08 x 650
Sales Tax = $52
Now to get the price including the tax, we simple add the original cost to the sales tax.
Total Price = $650 + $52
Total Price = $702
So the cheese wheel that David bought is $702 with tax included.
