The answer is the first choice.
P(both even) = (4P1)(3P1) / 9P2
Whole-wheat bread = $2.06/lb
We need the cost of 3.8 lbs of whole-wheat bread.
So, we simply need to multiply the cost with the amount needed.
(cost per pound) × (amount of bread)
($2.06) × (3.8)
Simplify.
$7.828
Round to the nearest tenths.
$7.83
So, 3.8 pounds of whole wheat bread costs $7.83
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1. <span>Set up the long division.
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<span>245/7</span>
2. <span>Calculate 700 ÷ 245, which is 2 with a remainder of 210.
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<span><span>0.02</span><span>245/7.</span><span>4.90</span><span>2.10</span></span>
3. <span>Bring down 0, so that 2100 is large enough to be divided by 245.
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<span><span>0.02</span><span>245|/.</span><span>4.90</span><span>2.100</span></span>
4. <span>Calculate 2100 ÷ 245, which is 8 with a remainder of 140.
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<span><span>0.028</span><span>245|/.</span><span>4.90</span><span>2.100</span><span>1.960</span><span>140</span></span>
5. <span>Bring down 0, so that 1400 is large enough to be divided by 245.
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<span><span>0.028</span><span>245/7.</span><span>4.90</span><span>2.100</span><span>1.960</span><span>1400</span></span>
6. <span>Calculate 1400 ÷ 245, which is 5 with a remainder of 175.
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<span><span>0.0285</span><span>245|7.</span><span>4.90</span><span>2.100</span><span>1.960</span><span>1400</span><span>1225</span><span>175</span></span>
7. <span>Therefore, 7 divided by 245 approximately equals 0.0285
</span><span><span>7÷245≈0.0285</span></span>
8. <span>Simplify
</span><span><span><span>0.0285 <------------- Answer :) </span></span>
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We are given
P = $754.43
r = 13.6% annual
for a.
A = 150
for b.
A = 300
First, change the interest into effective monthly
i = (1 + 0.136/12)^12 - 1
Solve for i
Next, use the general formula
A = P i ( 1 + i)^n / (1 + 1)^n - 1
Subsitute P, i, and A for a and b.
Then, solve for n for a and b.
Answer:
Cherry Pink has not been made (
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that she already has 60litres of Rose Pink paint, we use the ratios to determine the volumes of red/white used:
#Add these proportions to the additional red and white paints to determine if Cherry Pink has been made:
We equate this proportion to the Cherry Pink proportion to verify if Cherry pink has been made:
Hence, Cherry pink has not been made.
