The hot tub takes in 1,520 watts everyday to keep its water warm. A kilowatt has 1,000 watts (hence kilo means 1,000). 1,520 divided by 1,000 equals 1.520. However, this isn't free electricity - Each kilowatt costs 8 cents or 0.08 of a dollar. 1.520 x 0.08 = 12.160 or $12.16. We aren't done yet! This hot tub runs for 4 months (and we are assuming these months exactly have 30 days each). 4 x 30 = 120. $12.16 x 120 = $1,459.20. In order to keep the hot tub running, you need to pay 1,459.20 for all the kilowatts of electricity it takes.
It equals 5/6 And the decimal form is 0.8333 and so on
Answer:
98
The answer is 98 because since the farmer's market sold 35% of its produce and has 280 peaches remaining you have to turn 35% into a decimal which is 0.35 then multiply that times 280 and get 98.
X=-0.6
that’s the answer to the question
