Two-Digit Divisor in Long Division. Two-Digit Divisor in Long Division. This is a complete lesson with examples and exercises about two-digit divisor in long division.
<span>20 hundred = 20 * 100 = 2000 = 2 * 1000 = 2 thousand. So, it is correct that 20 hundred is equal to 2 thousand.
However, twenty hundredth is twenty parts out of hundred parts. Similarly, two thousandth is two parts out of thousand parts. So, twenty hundredth is 20/100 and two thousandth is 2/1000.
20/100 can also be represented as (20 * 10)/(100 * 10) = 200/1000. So, it can be clearly seen that 20 hundredths is not equal to 2 thousandth. In fact, 20 hundredths is 100 times as much as 2 thousandth.
20/100 = (20 * 10)/(100 * 10) = 200/1000 = (2/1000) * 100
So, what Janice thinks is incorrect.</span>
Ok use why they told you.
17=A+B+C & A=B-3 &C=2+B
we only what to work with one variable at a time.
lucky for us we have an idea of what "A" & "C" are. we can plug those into our first equation respectively.
SOLVE FOR B
17= (B-3)+B+(2+B)
17=B-3+B+2+B
17=3B-1
17+1=3B
18=3B
18/3=B
6=B (this means he won 6 B titles)
SOLVE FOR A
A=B-3
A=6-3
A=3
SOLVE FOR C
C=2+B
C=2+6
C=8
CHECK
17=A+B+C
17=3+6+8
17=17
The answer is A. in the special store you spend $3 on gas + 1.30 the price of the beans times the pounds you want
Jamie works 7 months out of the year. There are 12 months in a year, so Jamie does not work:
12 months- 7 months= 5 months (out of the year).
5 months/ 12 months* 100%= 41.666666...%
Rounded to the nearest hundredth, the answer is 41.67%.
Hope this helps~