Answer:
23. $ 62.76 to the nearest cent
$63.00 to the nearest dollar
24. $ 38.42 to the nearest cent
$38.00 to the nearest dollar
Step-by-step explanation:
When we round to the nearest cent we round the second number after the decimal. We look at the third number after the decimal. If it is 5 or above we round up.
When we round to the nearest dollar, we round the number befroe the decimal. We look at the number after the decimal. If it is 5 or above we round up.
23. $62.756 we round the 5 so we look at the 6 6>= 5 so we round up
$ 62.76 to the nearest cent
$62.756 we round the 2 so we look at the 7 7>= 5 so we round up
$63.00 to the nearest dollar
24. $38.415 we round the 1 so we look at the 5 5>= 5 so we round up
$ 38.42 to the nearest cent
$38.415 we round the 8 so we look at the 4 4< 5 so we leave alone
$38.00 to the nearest dollar
Answer:
C. The value for Group A is double the value for Group B
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you add all the numbers from each group.
A: The distance in total is 39.06
B: The distance in total is 19.53
To find the mean, which is another way of saying the average, you divide the sum with how many numbers there are. (hope this makes sense, I suck at wording)
A: There are 9 numbers in total, hence, 39.06/9 = 4.34
B: There are 9 numbers in total, hence, 19.53/9 = 2.17
Those are the mean distance for the two groups.
2.17 * 2 = 4.34
Hence, C (third statement)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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$279 for 9 tickets.
=> rate = $279 / 9 tickets => unit rate = $ 31/ ticket
$18 for 6 volleyballs.
=> rate = $ 18 / 6 volleyballs => unit rate = $ 3 / volleyball
4 fouls in 20 minutes.
=> rate = 4 fouls / 20 minutes => unit rate = 0.2 fouls / minute
36 strikeouts in 54 innings.
=> rate = 36 strikeouts / 54 innings => unit rate = 0.67 strikeouts / inning
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