Explain how you know which coins could be used to show o.77 of a dollar

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Answer 1
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The coins you could use to show 0.77 of a dollar ( or known as 77 cents ) are nickels , dimes , pennies or even quarters .

Example 1 : You could use 7 dimes which is 70 cents , 1 nickel which is 5 cents , then add 2 pennies which will add up to 77 cents .

Example 2 : You could use 2 quarters which is 50 cents , 2 dimes which is 20 cents & 7 pennies .

Example 3 : For the really long way , you could just use 77 pennies which will also give you 77 cents .

Example 4 : You could use 1 quarter , 5 dimes , & 2 pennies .

( Note : you must ALWAYS remember the values of coins when doing mathematical problems that's dealing with money )

A Penny : Is Equal To 1 Cent . ( 100 Pennies Make Up A Whole Dollar , 50 Pennies Make Up 50 Cents etc . )

A Nickel : Is Equal To 5 Cents . ( 2 Nickels Makes Up A Dime Which Is 10 Cents , 10 Nickels Makes Up 50 Cents , 20 Nickels Will Make Up A Dollar . )

A Dime : Is Equal To 10 Cents . ( 5 Dimes Is 50 Cents , 10 Dimes Is A Dollar . )

A Quarter : Is Equal To 25 Cents . ( 2 Quarters Is 50 Cents , 4 Quarters Is A Dollar . )

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B 1
C 2
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A. none

The temperature always went up by twos or fours, never ones.

The price of a 18 oz drink is $2.34, which is a rate of _____ per _____. Please answer in a proportion! Thank you! ^^

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1oz per 0.13 cents or 1 oz : 0.13 cents

Is it correct?

You have 59 total coins for a total of 12.05. You only have quarters and dimes. How many of each coin do you have?

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Ok, let's settle this with a simultaneous equation...

0.25 * X + 0.10 * Y = 12.05

X + Y = 59

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This means that:

X = 59 - Y

Which means that:

0.25 * (59 - Y) + 0.10 * Y = 12.05

0.25 * 59 - 0.25 * Y + 0.10 * Y = 12.05

Y (0.10 - 0.25) = 12.05 - 0.25 * 59

-0.15 * Y = -2.7

Y = (-2.7)/(-0.15)

Y = 18

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X + Y = 59

Therefore:

X + 18 = 59

X = 59 - 18 

X = 41

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There are 41 quarters and 18 dimes.

Is the lcm of a pair of numbers ever equal to one of the numbers? explain with an example

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Yes, it could be equal, but it doesn't occur that often.  For example, the LCM of 2 and 1 is 2.  So could happen but you don't see it that a often.  Only when you want to find the LCM of another number and 1.

3.) Which numbers belong to the domain of the relation {(0, –4,) (–6, 2), (2, –1), (0, –6)}?Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
2

B.
0

C.
–4

D.
–6

4.)
Which numbers belong to the range of the relation {(0, –1), (3, 6), (–2, –1), (–4, –4)}? Choose all answers that are correct.  A.–4  B.–2  C.–1  D.0

5.)
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3. Domain = x value in the ordered pair

Answer: A,B and D

4. Range = y value in the ordered pair

Answer: A and C

5. Find the range or y values in the ordered pairs and put that in order

Answer: A {–3, –2, 0, 2}



if i am right its going to be the numbers that is greater then or equal to 0 so its going to be A B

Sasha timed how long she took to complete two laps of the track. Her first trip took 36.5s. Her second trip took 35.8s. Calculate the % decrease in the time she took to complete her second lap.

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the present of decrease is around 1.92%