I really need this ASAP! what is 14 2/7 as a fraction

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Answer 1

Answer: Multiply 14 by the denominator of the fraction.

14 • 7 = 98

Then add it to the numerator.

98 + 2 = 100

Your answer is 100/7

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Three consecutive integers have a sum of 54

Find them

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18 should be your answer! The only thing you have to do is divide 54 by 3, which should give you an integer. By the way, an integer is a number that has no decimal point or fraction.

79, 79, 91, 91, 91, 91, 98, 98, 118, 130, what is the mean median and mode?

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To get the mean you add the numbers and divide by how many numbers there are and then you would get: 784 divided by 10 which would be 78.4 for the mean

mean: add everybody and divide by how many numbers tehre are
first count
10 numbers
add them
(79+79+91+91+91+91+98+98+118+130)=966
divide that by 10
966/10=96.6
mean=96.6

median is the number that is in the middle when you arange them in order from lowest to highest
count to 5th number or 6th and aveage them
91 is median

mode is the number tha appears most often
91 appears 4 times

modse is 91

mean=96.6
median=91
mode=91

Marvin has 4 books to read for homework this week if he reads 2/3 of a book each night how many nights will it take him to read all four book's?

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Four divided by 2/3 equals 4/1×3/2=twelve halfs, 12/2÷2/2=6/1=6

6 because I did the work and it's right

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!

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the answer is the fourth one

the answer is 1/2, the last one

ChitChat Wireless charges $0.30 per minute plus a monthly base fee. In September Maggie used 120 minutes and her bill was $51. Write and solve and equation to find the cost of Maggie uses 165 minutes in October.

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The total cost for the month of October will be $64.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

September charges = $51

Minutes used = 120 minutes

Cost per minutes = $0.30

Cost of 120 minutes = 120*0.30 = $36

Let,

Monthly fee = x

Monthly fee + 120 minutes charges = 51

x+36=51

Subtracting 36 from both sides

$x+36-36=51-36\nx=15$

The company charges $15 monthly fee.

Minutes used in October = 165 minutes

Let,

y be the total cost for October.

Monthly fee + minutes*per minute charges = Total cost for October

x+165*0.30=y

$15+49.5=y\n64.5=y\ny=\$64.5$

The total cost for the month of October will be $64.5

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I need help please help

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This question is a lot less complicated than it sounds:
cost = c
amount of tickets = s

Since we know that each ticket costs 7$, we multiply the amount of tickets by 7.
c = 7s

The 7 is an independent variable. It will always be multiplied by s, no matter what s is.
The c is a dependent variable. Different numbers for s change what c is.

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