Answer:
3 tons, 1110 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
A Ton weighs 2000 pounds, first convert the 4 tons.
You can solve this by multiplying 4 times 2000, and you will get 8000.
Now Add 8000 to 422, and your solution: 8422.
Now subtract 8422 by 1312, and you will get 7110.
Now convert this back to tons, start thinking, how many times can 2000 go into 7110.
That would be 3 my good sir.
Your Remainder: 1110 Pounds
Your Answer: 2 Tons, And 1110 Pounds.
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One little tool that you should always remember when you work
with percents is this:
The symbol ' % ' means ' /100 ' .
So ' 32% ' means ' 32/100 ' . There's your fraction.
If you want to simplify the fraction, divide the top and bottom numbers
by their greatest common factor. The greatest common factor of 32
and 100 is 8.
32/100 = 4/25 . There's your simplified fraction.
To find the decimal, you have two choices:
Choice #1:
A fraction always means division. Whenever you see a fraction,
it means "the top number divided by the bottom number".
Take one of the fractions ... 32/100 or 4/25 ... and do the division,
with your pencil or your calculator. The quotient will be the decimal.
Choice #2:
Another little tool that you should always remember
when you work with percents:
To change a decimal into a percent, move the
decimal point two places that way ==> . 0.25 = 25.%
To change a percent into a decimal, move the
decimal point two places this way <== . 32.% = 0.32
There's your decimal.
The answer would be a bcause if you subtract 3 from the answer and divide it by 2 you get three and then you have 6 dollars for the book=m = $3 and b = $6
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Answer:
about 51.77%
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability you will roll a 2 is the complement of the probability you will not roll a 2.
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<h3>p(no 2)</h3>
A die has 6 faces, one of which is labeled with 2. The probability of rolling a 2 on any given roll is 1/6, so is 1-1/6 = 5/6 that a 2 will not be rolled. Sequential rolls of the die are presumed to be independent, so the probability of 4 rolls not showing a 2 at any time is ...
p(no 2) = (5/6)^4 = 625/1296
<h3>p(2)</h3>
The probability that at least one 2 will show up on at least one roll is the complement of this value:
p(some 2) = 1 -625/1296 = 671/1296 ≈ 0.517747
The chance you will roll at least one 2 is about 51.77%.
1st possibly the number line
2nd you can draw them on paper
3rd try them at percentage