Answer:
1/8
Step-by-step explanation:
3/4 is 6/8 and 6/8 - 7/8 is 1/8
7: $200<3x-y(28) where x represents each kids money out of it and y represents the parents pay.
8: 7.00>(is greater then or equal to) 0.75X + 1.29Y where X is the amount of bagels and Y is the amount of cream cheese containers.
9: $25 + $75>4X where X is the shirts
10: 720-120>(greater then or equal to) 32X where X is the number of people in each row
11: 2400= 2100+ X(1/20) where X is the value of all things sold.
12: 2000<(X7)-668 where X is the amount of cans in one day.
13: 100> 7X - 10Y where X equals the amount of months and Y equals the amount of CD's
14: $80 - $22> (greater than or equal to) 17X where x equals the amount of shirts.
first off sorry it took so long to answer, these long word questions are time consuming and i havent done them in a while so i had to refresh my memory, secondly the equations all end where i say the word "where", thirdly i am absolutely sure of all these answers except for the first one, the first one i am pretty sure i still got it but not 100%.
hope this helps.
Answer:
Just use long subtraction by expanding the decimal places of the whole number. This is done by adding a point, and enough zeros to it to match the number of decimal digits in the other number (digits after the decimal point).
12345678
i.e: 5 - 2.48374827, 2.48374827 has 8 decimal digits, so add 8 zeros after the point.
=
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
5.00000000
-
2.48374827
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2.51625173
7 + 3 = <u>1</u>0, 7 + 2 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 8 + 1 + <u>1</u>= <u>1</u>0, 5 + 4 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 2 + 7 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 3 + 6 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 1 + 8 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 5 + 4 + <u>1</u> = <u>1</u>0, 2 + 2 + <u>1</u> = <u>5</u><u> </u><u>:</u><u> </u>5.00000000
This is basically borrowing a group of 10s which are the same as 1s in the next decimal place up.
For each digit except the first to the right, let 10 subtract that number from it and minus 1 since the 1 is carried over.
1/5 of 200 is 40 which mean she gave 40 away and she has a 160 left