Well, scence you don't know how many quarters are in a stack of 5mm, ill give a variable answer...there's 10x as many quarters in the stack of cm than the stack of millimeters, because 5mm=1/2 cm, and 5/.5=10
Answer:
7 strips
Step-by-step explanation:
One way we can solve this is through guess and check. Let's start with 4 strips. If Joe's grandma makes 4 strips, she will have 0.75*4 = 3.00 yards of fabric. That's a really low amount of fabric. Let's double that to 8, where Joe's grandma would need 0.75*8 = 6.00 yards of fabric. That's really close! Let's remove one strip. 0.75*7 = 5.25 yards of fabric. Perfect! Joe's grandma can cut exactly 7 strips
Answer:
19. 11
21. 119
Step-by-step explanation:
19.
(-5)² - [4(-3 ∙ 2 + 4)² + 3] + 5 =
= (-5)² - [4(-6 + 4)² + 3] + 5
= (-5)² - [4(-2)² + 3] + 5
= (-5)² - [4(4) + 3] + 5
= (-5)² - [16 + 3] + 5
= 25 - 19 + 5
= 6 + 5
= 11
21.
5 - 8[6 - (3 ∙ 2 - 8 + 2|4 ÷ -2 + (-3)| - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2) =
= 5 - 8[6 - (3 ∙ 2 - 8 + 2|-2 + (-3)| - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - (3 ∙ 2 - 8 + 2|-5| - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - (3 ∙ 2 - 8 + 2(5) - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - (6 - 8 + 10 - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - (-2 + 10 - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - (8 - 4) - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - 4 - 7 · 2] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[6 - 4 - 14] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[2 - 14] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - 8[-12] - 3² · (-2)
= 5 - (-96) - 9 · (-2)
= 5 + 96 + 18
= 101 + 18
= 119
JKL should be the right answer
