"Quantitative" information is information that consists of numbers
and tells you the measure (quantity) of something.
The cost, mileage, and weight of the car are all quantitative items.
The model of the car may have numbers in it, but it doesn't tell
the measure of anything. It isn't quantitative data.
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there,
Recall how 7 packs for gum sell for $29.33.
Before we can calculate how much it would cost to sell 3 packs of gum, we must calculate how much it would first cost to sell 1 pack of gum.
The cost of 1 pack of gum is the current total cost divided by the total amount of gum packs you receive at that price.
In this case, the total cost is $29.33, and we receive 7 gum packs at that price.
Therefore, the cost of 1 pack of gum is
, which equates to $4.19.
We now know that each pack of gum costs $4.19.
Hence, 3 packs of gum would cost three times that price.

The cost of 3 packs of gum is $12.57.
Hope that helps!
<u>To find the density:</u>
⇒ must find the relationship between the density, mass, and volume
⇒ 
<u>Let's examine the information given:</u>
- weight: 1890g
- dimensions: 8cm * 5cm* 5cm
<u>Let's first find the volume:</u>
⇒ the volume is the dimensions multiplied together

<u>LEt's calculate the density now:</u>

<u>Answer:</u> The density of the copper is <u>9.45g/cm^3</u> or <u>Choice (A)</u>
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Hope that helps!
<span>rational number between 5.2 and 5.5 is 53/10 (cause 53/10 = 5.3)
</span>irrational number between 5.2 and 5.5 is √29 (cause <span>√29 = 5.385164....)</span>