MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

How would you round to the nearest hundredth for 4.2/9 step by step pls

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Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

0.47

Step-by-step explanation:

4.2/9 is 4.66 repeating
Hundredth means anything after the 6
Which means 7
So answer is 0.47

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Wilma used 60 centimeters of lace to make a border around a rectangular card. The width of the card is 20 centimeters. What is the length of the card?

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60 - (20 + 20)= 20
20

Leo started working for a new company that paid him $25 per hour with a hiring bonus of $100. During the first two weeks he was paid $1,200, which included the bonus. How many hours did he work during the first two weeks?

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Answer:

The number of hours of work for first two weeks is 44 hours .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The money paid by company as per hour = $25 per hour

The hiring bonus money = $100

The total money paid for first two weeks = $1200

Let The number of hours of work for first two weeks = n

According to question

Total money paid for first two weeks = hiring bonus money + money paid by company as per hour × number of hours of work for first two weeks

i.e $1200 = $100 + $25 × n

Or, $1200 - $100 = $25 × n

Or, $1100 = $25 × n

∴ n = $(1100)/(25)$

i.e n = 44

So, The number of hours of work for first two weeks = n = 44 hours

Hence, The number of hours of work for first two weeks is 44 hours . Answer

3 pounds of gummy bunnies are selling for $4.00. How much will 2 pounds cost?

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Most of the required important information's are already given in the question. Based on those given information's the answer to the question can be easily reached.
The cost of 3 pounds of gummy bunnies = $4
Then
The cost of 1 pound of gummy bunnies = (4/3) dollars
So
The cost of 2 pounds of gummy bunnies = (4/3) * 2 dollars
   = 8/3 dollars
   = 2 2/3 dollars
   = 2.67 dollars
So the cost of 2 pounds of gummy bunnies is 2 2/3 dollars or $2.67. I hope the procedure is simple enough for you to understand.

a seamstress has a piece of cloth that is 3 yards long. she cuts it into shorter lengths of 16inches each. how many shorter pieces can she cut

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Answer

Find out the how many shorter pieces can a seamstress cut.

To prove

Let us assume that the number of shorter pieces cut be x.

As given

A seamstress has a piece of cloth that is 3 yards long.

she cuts it into shorter lengths of 16 inches each.

1 yards = 36 inches

Now convert 3 yards into inches.

= 3 × 36

= 108 yards

Than the equation becomes

16x = 108

$x = (108)/(16)$

x = 6.75

Therefore the number of shorter pieces be 6 .

She can cut 6.75 shorter pieces

Further explanation

The division operation is one of the basic arithmetic operations

Common signs used are $\displaystyle \boxed{:}$ or $\displaystyle \boxed{\slash}$

The division is written by placing the numerator above the denominator with a horizontal line between them or use a slash with the numerator's position and the denominator is parallel

The division is actually an iterative subtraction operation (as many as the number of divisors)

Division is the opposite of multiplying

The general form of division can be stated by:

$\large{\boxed{\boxed{\bold{divident:divisor=quotient+remainder}}}$