D is the bast answer for this question, but, the equation should be (78-54)/3=p.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Division Problem: 90 people were invited to the party.
1. How many tables are needed, if each table can seat 8 people?
2. How many tables will be completely full?
3. How many people will be at an incomplete table?
Solution:
You have that 90=8·11+2 (8 - divisor, 11 - quotient, 2 - remainder).
Since the quotient is 11, 12 tables are needed, 11 tables will be completely full and the last 12th table will be incomplete, only 2 people will be at this table.
Answer: 1. 12 tables, 2. 11 tables, 3. 2 people
Answer:
=(4)(-7)(-2)
=-28*(-2)
=+56 is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Sarah spent 45.76
Jack spent 38.16
Jack spent more on tax
Step-by-step explanation:
Sarahs game costs:
tax = 44 *.04 = 1.76
Total cost = game + tax
= 44 + 1.76
=45.76
Jacks game costs:
tax = 36 *.06 = 2.16
Total cost = game + tax
= 36 + 2.16
=38.16
Jack spent more on tax
