Answer:
£152.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that a bottle contains 255 coins. 1/3 of the coins are £1.00.
Let us find 1/3 of 255 to find the number of £1 coins.

This means we have £85.
We are also told that 110 of the coins are 50 p coins.


Let us figure out number of 20 p coins by subtracting the number of £1 coins and 50 p coins from 255.





Now let us find total value of the coins contained in the bottle by adding the values of £1 coins, 50 p coins and 20 p coins.


Therefore, the total value of the coins contained in the bottle is £152.
Answer: 0.8(.50)^t/5
Step-by-step explanation:
P(t)= p^0(1+-r)^t
0.8= initial mass
.50= 100/2-> halving
t/5= how many times for every 5 days
Answer is 24 because you cannot divide 24 by 5 without getting a decimal
Answer:
Terminating means to add. Repeating goes on forever and ever and ever.
Step-by-step explanation:
Example of terminating: 3.256
Example of repeating: 3.256934103...
A good repeating decimal would be pi.
If Walter rode 12 times and 24 was deducted, then each bus ride costs :
24/12 = $ 2 per ride