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Vladimir79 [104]

4 years ago

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Last year, Edward spent a total of $626.14 on his power bill. Rounding the total bill to the nearest tens place, approximate how

much he spent each month.

1 answer:

zlopas [31]4 years ago

7 0

Answer:

He spent around $ 52.17 in each month.

Step-by-step explanation:

Last year the power bill price = $ 626.14 ≈ $ 626

We know that in a year 12 months. so power bill of each month in last year is calculated as follows

$Power \ bill \ of \ each \ month = \frac{Total \ bill \ of \ the \ year}{12}$

$Power \ bill \ of \ each \ month = \frac{626}{12}$

$Power \ bill \ of \ each \ month =$ $ 52.17

Therefore he spent around $ 52.17 in each month.

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