2) <span>Solve the following addition problem. Remember to carry as necessary.
7 cu. yd. 9 cu. ft. 134 cu. in. + 1 cu. yd. 12 cu. ft. 200 cu. in. </span>7 cu. yd 9 cu. ft-------- > 9/27=0.33333 cu yd 134 cu. in-----> 134*2.1433e-5=0.00287 1 cu. yd 12 cu. ft------- 12/27=0.44444 cu yd 200 cu. in----200*2.1433e-5=0.00429 cu yd
(7+0.33333+0.00287)+(1+0.44444+0.00429)=8.78493 cu yd
3 <span>Solve the following subtraction problem. Remember to borrow as necessary.
9 cu. yd. 113 cu. in. – 4 cu. ft. 129 cu. in. </span>9 cu yd 113 cu in---------113*2.1433e-5=0.00242 cu yd 4 cu. ft--------4/27=0.14814 cu yd 129 cu. in----------129*2.1433e-5=.00276 (9+0.00242)-(0.14814+.00276)=8.85152 cu yd
4 <span>Solve the following multiplication problem.
11 cu. yd. 17 cu. in. × 135 </span>11 cu yd 17 cu in----------17*2.1433e-5=0.00036 cu yd
(11+0.00036)*135=1485.0486 cu yd
5 <span>What’s the capacity of a 3 cubic foot carton in cubic inches? 3 cu feet---------> 3*1728=5184 cu in 6 </span>The Great Pyramid was built in Egypt more than 4,000 years ago. It was built by King Khufu, or Cheops, who intended to use it as a tomb. The pyramid contains about 2,300,000 blocks of stone, each weighing 2 1⁄2 tons. Can you calculate the approximate total weight of the Great Pyramid, in pounds? 2 1/2=(4+1)/2=5/2=2.5 weight=2,300,000*2.5=5750000 ton-------> *2204.62=12676565000 lb 7 <span>Convert the following liquid measures. a. 5 gallons to pints ------*8=40 pints b. 128 tablespoons to fluid ounces -----*0.5=64 fluid onces c. 93 pints to quarts --------*0.5=46.5 quarts d. 13 quarts to cups ---*4=52 cups e. 69 teaspoons to tablespoons---------*0.3333=23 </span>tablespoons<span> f. 112 cups to gallons--------*0.0625= 7 </span>gallons<span> g. 18 fluid ounces to teaspoons---------*6=108 </span>teaspoons<span> h. 3 gallons to fluid ounces-----*128= 384 ounces </span> 8 A local dairy farmer collects 490 gallons of milk a day from his cows. He keeps 1⁄35 of the milk for his own use, and sells the rest. Each quart of milk sells for 35 cents. In dollars, how much does he earn from selling his milk each day? (There are 100 cents in a dollar.) (34/35)*490=476 gallons to sell------------> *4=1904 quarts 1904*0.35=666.40 dollars 9 A swimming pool has a capacity of 1,386 cubic feet. One gallon of water will fill 231 cubic inches of space. How many gallons of water will it take to fill the entire pool? (Hint: Convert the capacity of the pool to cubic inches first.) 1,386 cubic feet----------> *1728=2395008 cu in 1 gallons will fill --------------- > 231 cu in of space x--------------------------------- 2395008 cu in x= 10368 gallons
10 The instructions on a bottle of laundry detergent tell you to add two capfuls of detergent to each gallon of water. One capful of detergent is equal to about one tablespoon. If your washing machine holds 11 gallons of water, how many tablespoons of detergent will you need to add? How many fluid ounces of detergent?
2 capfuls of detergent-----------> 1 gallon of water----------> 2 tablespoon 11--------------------------- > X x=11*2=22 tablespoon 22 tablespoon-----------------> *0.5=11 fluid onces
11 <span>Convert the following dry measurements. a. 11 bushels to quarts -------*37,2367=409.60 quarts b. 3 pecks to pints---------*18.6184=55.85 pints c. 97 quarts to bushels ------ *0.02685=2.6044 bushels d. 1,120 quarts to pecks--------* 0.107421=120.31 pecks </span> 12 Twelve apple pies can be made from one bushel of apples. How many apple pies can be made from one peck of apples? 1 peck---------> *0.25=0.25 bushel
12 apple pies-------------- > 1 bushel x---------------------------------0.25 bushel x=0.25*12=3 apple pies
13 <span>Mr. Osaka sprinkles 1.694 pints of dry, powdered plant food on his garden three times a year. In quarts, what’s the total amount of plant food he uses in one year?
</span>1.694 pints*3=5082 pints in one year--------------> *0.5=2541 quarts<span>
The way to correctly solve this problem is by ignoring the 300,000 dollar home part, and simply add the mortgage and the tax which comes out to 7432.26
Approximate spent hours on monday = 3 Approx. spend hours on Tuesday = 4
So, In total, it is approx. 7
In short, Your Answer would be Option <span>A. Susan’s answer is reasonable. She spent almost 3 hours babysitting on Monday and a little more than 4 babysitting hours on Tuesday (3 + 4 = 7). That is a little more than 7 hours in all.
