5/6 of 15 would be 12.5. Of means multiply so 5/6 * 15 is 12.5
Answer:you go up one over three
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that multiples are numbers that can be divided by a number without a remainder so in this case you could add 15 by 15 to find what number in this set is a multiple of 15.
Therefore your answer is "60."
Hope this helps.
The problem is not well-specified. You can write a check, use a credit or debit card, or use an electronic payment app to avoid any use of cash whatever.
You can pay with 26 quarters and tell the seller to "keep the change." Again, no dollar bills, dimes, or pennies are involved.
If you pay with cash using the highest possible denominations, you can use the following complement of bills and coins to minimize the number of dollars, dimes, and pennies:
1 × $5
1 × $1
1 × 25¢
2 × 10¢ . . . (or substitute 4 × 5¢ to use no dimes)
4 × 1¢
If the total for the bill was the 284 written in then this is the answer as follows
284*0.25=71
Tip = $71.00
