When an account is rounded off to its nearest dollar will
change based on the place value.
For example, the given account of money if $ 56 730, then it
will be rounded to its nearest ten thousands. Then the given amount will be
rounded to $57,000 in where the given money rounded up and gain up to $300. But
if the money will be rounded with its nearest hundreds, the money will become $
56,700. Notice that the given money rounded down and lost $30 dollars.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Convert the mixed fractions to a decimal. 2 1/4 is 2.25 1 2/4 is 1.5 2. Add them up. 3. 3.75 as a decimal or 3 3/4 as a mixed fraction or 15/4 as a improper fraction.
Answer:
6) C 1
7) A 3 (im not sure for this one because it's blurry)
8) C 1
Step-by-step explanation:
6) Replace the f(x) for -1 since we are told f(x) = -1. We then need to use the inverse operation to get x by itself.

Since the opposite of division (which is indicated by the fraction line) is multiplication, we need to multiply the number on the left (-1) times 2.

For this step, the opposite of subtraction is addition so in this step, we must add 3 to -2.

7) Can't explain cause I'm not sure if I'm right
8) To find out the slope of two coordinates we must use the following to determine it.
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In this case, the y with the little two will be 4 and the y with the little one is 1. 4-1 is 3 and that's the y cooridnate sorted
For the x coordinate, the x with the little two is 1 and the x with the little one is -2. Thus, we must solve 1-(-2) which also equals 3.
<h3>Since the final coordinates are 3/3 and it simplifies, the final answer is 1.</h3>
Answer:
(Some textbooks describe a proportional relationship by saying that " y varies proportionally with x " or that " y is directly proportional to x .") This means that as x increases, y increases and as x decreases, y decreases-and that the ratio between them always stays the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
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and I know that the second one is the answer I dont know the others