$3.90
You have to take $1.16 and multiply it by 2 so that you get the price for 4 pounds then divide 1.16 by 2. Then you have to add together the totals and you'll get the price for 5 pounds.
Or
You could take $1.16 divide it by 2 to get the unit price then multiply (or add it together 5 times) it by 5 to get a total of $3.90
Answer:
-b.h
Step-by-step explanation:
-5/6=-0.8 and 2/1=2
so it is -0.8-2=-2.8
2=b
8=h
Answer:
The answer will be 7L/100km.
Step-by-step explanation:
The fuel consumption rate is already given for the first 100 km. So, the next 500 km will be 100km to 600km. You have to find the slope of the line during this travel. If you observe, the fuel lowers from 40 litres to 5 litres in this 500km journey. That means, 35 litres were used for 500km. Divide both with 5. That gives 7litres per 100km.
If you want to know how, i'll tell you. 0.48 is .48 hundredths. So you put your fraction like this: 48/100 because the decimal is 0.48. 48/100 can be simplified to 12/25 because the GCF is 4 or can both be divisible by 4. I hope this answers your question.
