If you calculate √41 to its nearest approximate value,, you would get about 6.40312. now to round this to the nearest tenth,, we must look at the first number behind the decimal. if the number is smaller than 5, you round down but if it is 5 or larger, you round that number up. when you look at our answer of 6.40312, you see that the first number behind the decimal is 4 so we must round down. this means that the correct answer to your question is that
√41 ≈ 6.4.
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Solution:
we are given that
The federal budget for 2007 was 2.8 trillion dollars.
we have been asked to find
how much money did the government spend per second?
First we will find the number of seconds in one year
Number of seconds in 1 year
Seconds
Now we will dive the amount by the total number of seconds, we get
Hence the government is spending approximately 88787 dollars per second.
This is easy, add 58.3 and 12.08 together, 70.38
subtract 9.4 from 70.38
60.98
the answer is 60.98
Answer:
9.93
Step-by-step explanation:
Just add your tax to your price.
"of" means to multiply.
20% * 60
= 0.2 * 60 (since % means divide by 100)
= 12
