<span>The key step is to rewrite the exponential notations so that the exponent is the same. Then you can deal with the addition just as you would adding two decimals. The best way is to rewrite the number with the smaller exponent.
6.30 x 10^11 = 0.0630 x 10^13
Now you are adding 6.28 x 10^13 and 0.0630 x 10^13, and your answer is (6.28 + 0.0630) x 10^13. You can do the addition in the parentheses using the usual rules for sig dig when you add decimals. If necessary, afterward, you can rewrite the exponent again so that the mantissa is between 1 and 10.</span>
For this case we are going to assume that Nina wrote:
3/4 (1440) + 295.25 + (-33.50).
The expression is correct since we have:
ticket sales were three-fourths as much as yesterday. That means
3/4 (1440)
food sales were down by $ 33.50, that means:
295.25 + (-33.50)
Therefore, today's sales were:
3/4 (1440) + 295.25 + (-33.50).
answer
Nina's expression is correct
Answer:
$25
Step-by-step explanation:
well you have to identify what the method is first.
He is basically pricing things by the count of 5. So, you can assume that it would cost $25.
Idk, this is a weird problem
The correct answer is D. Why?
In that phase of solving he can not know that integers on each side will be equal or not.
Good luck!!!
