Answer:
The expression is;
Number of books = length of box/thickness of book
= 81/2/9 = 81 books
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to determine the number of books that will fit into a box given the length of the book and the box.
The expression that can be used to get the number of books will be;
Number of books = length of box/thickness of book
= 18 divided by 2/9
= 18 * 9/2 = 81 books
Answer: No. Jamies reasoning doesn't make any sense.
Counter example :- Isha decides to go on walk on every 4th day and go for gym on every 2nd day in a month.
Then Isha will do both the things on same day = LCM (4,2)
Now, LCM of 4 and 2 = 4
Therefore, Isha will do both the things on 4th day of the month .
Step-by-step explanation:
Jamies reasoning doesn't make any sense.
Because the LCM of 3 and 6 = 6 not 18[since 6=3×2]
LCM is the least common multiple number of two or more numbers.
Your answer is 12 using PEMDAS.
Divide 32/8=4
4+8=12
11.82 which is closest to 12, would be the answer to ten times the quotient of 104 and 88.
<span>Which of the following equals 140 to nearest 10
A.134
B.145
C.136
D.146</span>
