Answer:
The answer to your question is the chocolates are slightly lighter than the weight stated on the label.
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
The label says 0.384 pounds
Actual mass = 0.3798 pounds
Process
To solve this problem the only thing we must do is substrate the actual weight of chocolates to the weight of chocolates stated on the label.
If the result is positive, then the chocolates are lighter
If the result is negative, then the chocolates are heavier
0.384 pounds - 0.3798 pounds = 0.0042
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Answer:
80.15
Step-by-step explanation:
Eighty and fifteen hundredths = 80.15
The height of a tree is 10
10
meters long and it grows 1
1
cm in a year.
Then its height after one year = 10
10
meters 1
1
cm
Its height after 3
3
years = 10
10
meters 3
3
cm
Its height after 6
6
years = 10
10
meters 6
6
cm
Its height after x
x
years = 10
10
meters x
x
cm
Where x
x
represents an unknown number. From the last line, we can find height of the tree after a certain number of years by taking x
x
equal to that number. For example, we simply let x=15
x
=
15
, 25
25
and 55
55
. Thus, the value of x
x
depends on our choice. We can give x
x
any value or number we want. In other words, the value of x
x
is not fixed, it varies from one situation to the other. Therefore, we call x
x
a variable whereas 10
10
is a fixed number whole value does not change. So 10
10
therefore is called a constant.
Read more: http://www.emathzone.com/tutorials/basic-algebra/algebraic-expression.html#ixzz4fDkFcbpZ
To start, you want to determine the inequality. You can do this by setting the number of buying n fish to be less than or equal to her current amount of money, being as it can't go over or she wouldn't be able to afford the fish. This inequality would be written so her amount of money (20) would be greater than or equal to the cost of n fish (2.5n), which would then look as such: 20≥2.5n. To solve this inequality, just solve for n by dividing both sides by 2.5, giving you 8≥n. This would mean that Becky can afford to buy up to 8 fish.
For number 2 it's would be 12.8
Sorry I don't have time for number 3
