MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

What is the value of the underlined digit?
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Answer 1
Answer: ones place if that is a decimal if its a comma then thousands place
Answer 2
Answer: The answer is Thousands place

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12 gallons of water fill a tank to 3/4 capicity. What is the capicity of the tank? If the tank is then filled to capicity, how many half-gallons bottles can be filled with the water in the tank?

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Answer:

The total capacity of the tank  = 16 gallons

32 bottles can be filled with the water in the tank.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the total capacity of the tank = K gallons

Now here, according to the question

3/4 capacity  of the tank = 12 gallons

⇒(3)/(4)  * K = 12\norK = 12 * (4)/(3)

or, K = 16 Gallons

So, the total capacity of the tank is 16 gallons.

Now, capacity of 1 bottle =  0.5 gallon= (1/2) gallon

So, number of bottles filled = Capacity of each bottle x Total capacity of tank

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Hence, 32 bottles can be filled with the water in the tank.

Solve S=lw+wh+lh for h

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Answer:

Solve the equation.

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Step-by-step explanation:

A pack of paper costs $3.75 including tax. Mr. Cooper wants to purchase packs of paper for his class and has a $20 budget. Write an inequality to solve for the number of packs of paper Mr. Cooper can purchase with his budget.

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Answer:

3.75x\leq 20

5 packs of paper.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the number of packs of paper.

We have been given that a pack of paper costs $3.75 including tax. The price of x paper packs would be 3.75x.

Since Mr. Cooper has a $20 budget, so the cost of x paper pack should be lees than or equal to 20.

We can represent this information in an inequality as:

3.75x\leq 20

(3.75x)/(3.75)\leq (20)/(3.75)

x\leq 5.333

Since we can purchase whole number of paper packs, therefore, Mr. Cooper can purchase 5 packs of paper with his budget.

3.75p<=20

divide by 3.75

p < 5 1/3

he can purchase 5 packs of paper

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The height of Maury’s room is 8.4 feet from the floor to the ceiling. Maury wants to install a ceiling fan that hangs 1.875 feet below the ceiling. If Maury is 6.6 feet tall, which explains whether Maury’s head will hit the fan?

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The height of Maury's room is 8.4 ans maury is 6.6 feet tall. The distance between the celling and Maury's head is exactly 1.8. She wants to hang the celling fan 1.875 feet away from the celling that is all the head room she has the celling fan would hit her head.

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Maury’s head will hit the fan because there are 6.525 feet between the floor and the fan, and 6.525 is less than 6.6.

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the correct answer is 64 hope i helped 
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