A trapezoid would work perfectly.
the idea of showing that multiplying by 1 is true because as long as A and B follow the same ratio pattern (ie. 1n:2n is the same as 2n:4n) the statement will always be true
To write this as a numerical expression, you will think of the different parts of the math story that are occurring and put them together in one math statement. You have 12 books being ordered that are $9 each AND are paying a $15 shipping charge. This can be written as 12 x $9 + $15. There are 2 terms here - these are the 2 parts! Multiply 12 times 9 first to get $108, then you can add the $15 shipping fee. You can only add units that are the same, so you must multiply first. Your answer statement is a sentence that gives your final answer in a complete sentence. For example, the total cost of Lannie's order is $123.
Answer:
yea no. i hate math like this , plus ill give you a wrong answer
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
- 338.64
- 21.73
- 334.65
You can use a calculator. Do 83% * 408, 41% * 53, and
97% * 345.
