When it says to estimate, I always think of doing it by hand to show work. So set it up like this:
96
<u>x 34</u>
So follow it out multiplying across 4*6 and 4*9 carrying over as needed to get it to look like this:
96
<u>x 34</u>
384
Do the same for the 3 to get this:
96
<u>x 34</u>
384
2880
Add 384+2880=3264
Your final answer is 3,264
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
b and c are the speeds of the boat in stool water, and current, respectively.
Going with the current, the boat travels b+c=16 km/h.
Going against the current, the boat travels b-c=6 km/h
add the equations together
b+c = 16
b-c = 6
—————
2b = 22
b = 11
c = 16-b = 5
Answer:
The Olympic sized swimming pool hold 660501.9 gallons of water.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Water hold by an Olympic sized swimming pool = 2500000 liters
We know that;
1 gallon = 3.785 liters
Therefore,
We will divide the total number of water in liters by 3.785 to find the number of gallons.
Gallons of water in pool = 
Gallons of water in pool =
gallons
Hence,
The Olympic sized swimming pool hold 660501.9 gallons of water.
Answer:
X = 6.25 ft.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the figure:
∵ Two angles in the small flag = the corresponding angles in the large flag
∴ Two flags are similar
∴ Their sides are proportional
∴ 
∴ x = 6.25 ft
See attached image for work.