You are testing two food scales for accuracy by weighing two different types of foods. Use the drop-down menus to complete the s
tatements about the scales' accuracy. Scale 1 Measured Weight Actual Weight 85 oz 100 oz Scale 2 Measured Weight Actual Weight 47 oz 50 oz CLEAR CHECK Because the object on Scale 1 weighs more than the object on Scale 2, each ounce of error results in a lesser percent error. Scale 1 was 15 ounces off and Scale 2 was 3 ounces off, so Scale 1 was % off and Scale 2 was % off.
8 children because 11 3/7 is equal to 83/14 If each child receives 10/14 83/10 = 8.3 There can't be .3 of a child so round it and you get 8! Hope this helps!
You would multiply 100 by 6 to get the 6 away from m. this leaves m on one side of the equal sign and 6•100 on the other. multiply that out, which is 600. so m=600.
