Answer:
Aw don't cry <3
It would be easier if you use a website with a graph! There is a website called "desmos" and if you search up desmos graphing calculator you will find it. Type in the points in the website, and it would add in the points for you.
but here is a piece of key information:
Make into a decimal. That would be 0.75.
Since it says "of the way from", count the boxes in the graph from each point.
Hope this helps! ^.^
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Answer:
2.8¢, true
Step-by-step explanation:
The value of copper in a penny is reportedly about ...
(0.95 × 3.11 g)×(1 oz)/(28.35 g)×($0.27/oz) ≈ $0.028
Today, the value of the copper in a pre-1982 penny is about 2.8¢, more than double the value of the penny as legal tender.
The claim is true.
