Answer:
+$90;
$1,600
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation, 
, given to us tells us much about the situation described above.
y = total pay
x = number of copies of Math is fun
1600 = y-intercept, that is the starting value or the pay he gets only if Sam sold 0 copy of Math is fun. That is, when x = 0, y = 1,600.
90 = unit rate or the change in the total pay for each copy of Math is fun that Sam sells.
Therefore, our answers would be:
+$90, and $1,600
Answer:
0.32
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation: 16/(2(25)) = ?
Simplify: 16/50
Solve: .32
<u>There are 0.32 ounces of chocolate in each cookie.</u>
0.20 would be the answer.
The number places on a number go as follows starting at 0. and going to the right
ones, tenths, hundredth
This means that 0.00 is the hundredth place (the bolded 0). Since you round a 9 up one, this makes the 1 in the tenths place go to a 2 and the hundredth go to a 0
8,192 because
1 on 1
2 on 2
4 on 3
8 on 4
16 on 5
32 on 6
64 on 7
128 on 8
256 on 9
512 on 10
1024 on 11
2048 on 12
4096 on 13
8192 on 14
