Since 100 cents = $1
Then to convert $20 to cents, all you have to do is multiply.
$20 × 100 cents
<em><u>=2000 cents. </u></em>
More examples to try:
Convert $0.10 dollars to cents.
$10 × 100 cents = 1000 cents.
Here is a guild for next time:
100 cents = $1
200 cents = $2
300 cents = $3
400 cents = $4
___ cents = $__
So.....now you can fill in the blanks by yourself. Tell me the answer if possible! :D
~Hope this helped!~
Answer:
$4.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtract the cost of the spool of thread from the total price:
22.75 - 1.50
= 21.25
Then, divide this by 5 to find the cost of fabric per yard:
= 4.25
So, the cost of the fabric per yard is $4.25
The percent of decrease is 20% off
Step-by-step explanation:
1 foot x3 is 36, and 36 divided by 4 is 9. 9 is your answer
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Let’s remember the most basic thing in percentages, the equation.
Percent x Whole = Part.
We know the whole, and the part, but we are trying to find the percent, so we have to divide the two, first turn your whole and part into a decimal.
Percent x 0.4 = 0.18, so we divide 0.18 by 0.4
0.18/0.4 = 0.45
0.45 = 45%
