Answer: Last option
(42÷2) +5
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that Mr. Roberts drove 42 miles on Monday.
On Tuesday Mr. Roberts drove half of what he drove on Monday plus 5 miles.
If we want to know how many miles Mr. Roberts drove on Tuesday then we should divide 42÷2 to find half of 42.

Then we know that in addition to the 21 miles he drove 5 more miles. Then we add 21 +5 = 26 miles.
So the expression that gives us the number of miles that Mr. Roberts drove on Tuesday is:
(42÷2) +5
d)
First choice is an improper fraction because you can't have 22 ninths.
And the second two are just normal fractions, not wholes.
The first choice would be the right answer IF instead of writing it like that, it was written like this ( 2 4/9 )
Your answer is d).
None of the above its actually number 22
Hope that helped!?
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Sides are always equal. Pretty sure
0.6 would be the same as $0.60 AKA 60 cents and 0.06 would be the same as 6 cents