If the ones digit of a number greater than 1 is 0,what factor or factors must that number have
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If the units digit is zero, then you have an even number ...
' 2 ' must be one of its factors.
It must also have two or more places ... it's greater than 9.
If it had only one place, and its units digit were zero, then
the whole thing would be zero.
Since it has two or more places, 5 and 10 are also factors.
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Answer:
The value of f(g(3)) is 23.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given functions are
We have to find the value of f(g(3)).
Substitute x=3 in the function g(x) to find the value of g(3).
[g(3)=10]
Substitute x=10 in the function f(x) to find the value of f(10).
Therefore the value of f(g(3)) is 23.
f(g(3))=f(3²+1)=f(10)=2*10+3=23
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*Ann ate 2/8 of the cake
*Tom ate 1/4 of the cake
Which statement correctly compares the amounts of cake 2 friends ate?
A) Ann ate more cake than Vicki.
B) Tom ate the same amount of cake as Ann
C) Tom ate the same amount of cake as Vicki
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Answer:
The answer to your question is: B
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
Vicki 2/5
Ann 2/8
Tom 1/4
Which statement correctly compares the amounts of cake 2 friends ate?
A) Ann ate more cake than Vicki.
Ann ate 2/8 convert =
Vicki ate 2/5
False
B) Tom ate the same amount of cake as Ann
Tom 1/4
Ann 2/8 simplify 2/8 = 1/4 Tom ate 1/4 = Ann ate 1/4
Correct answer
C) Tom ate the same amount of cake as Vicki
Tom 1/4 convert 1/4 = 5/20
Vicki 2/5 convert 2/5 = 8/20
5/20 < 8/20 False
Answer:
the answer i b
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
x = 3.5
Step-by-step explanation:
(Points : 1)
$11.50
$20.00
$47.50
$28.50
Question 2. 2. Your parents gave you $50 to take your younger brother and sister to the movies. You ticket cost $7.25 and your siblings cost $4.25. If you spent an additional $10 on soda and popcorn, how much money did you bring home with you?
(Points : 1)
$40
$28.75
$22.50
$24.25
Question 3. 3. How much change from $90 would you receive if you bought 5 concert tickets at $16.85 each?
(Points : 1)
$5.75
$9.00
$7.10
$22.60
Question 4. 4. Marta is buying 7 tickets from Ticket Buy at $13.79 each. If the broker charges $2.50 handling per ticket and $9.00 shipping, how much is her total cost?
(Points : 1)
$96.53
$123.03
$159.53
$177.03
Question 5. 5. Tickets to the Planetarium cost $5.25 each and come in a book of 8. How much change will Kenny get from $60 if he buys a book of 8?
(Points : 1)
$18.00
$54.75
$12.00
$11.50
Question 6. 6. Jason has "buy one get one free" tickets to the comedy club. He is bringing 7 people, including himself. If the regular price is $10.25 per person, how much change will he have left from $100 bill?
(Points : 1)
$28.25
$59.00
$41.00
$71.75
Question 7. 7.
Which would cost less and by how much: you and a friend go to Theater Y and you each buy a drink/popcorn combo (tickets are 8.25 each and a drink/popcorn combo is 4.50 each), or you and your friend rent a video for $4.50 and buy a 2 liter of cola ($1.50) and a bag of microwave popcorn ($2.00) to share?
(Points : 1)
Theater Y by $17.50
Home by $17.50
Theater Y by $8.00
Home by $8.00
Question 8. 8. The Movie Fan store rents videos for $3.99 each. You can get a two week movie pass for $20 and rent unlimited movies. If you were going to rent 4 movies in the next two weeks, which is cheaper, separate rentals or the movie pass?
(Points : 1)
separate rentals
movie pass
1.c 2.d 3.a 4.b 5.a 6.c 7.b 8.a Help if you can there simple math problems but I know I got 2 wrong what ones are they??? I know because I took a quiz on them and got 2 wrong I just want to know which ones so I can retake it.
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$47.50;
$24.25;
$5.75;
$123.03;
$18;
$59;
Home by $7.50; and
separate rentals.
Explanation:
For the first question:
Your family purchases 2 adult tickets at $8 each; 2*8=16. You then purchase 1 10-18 ticket for $7.25 and 1 under 10 ticket for $4.25. You then purchase $20 in soda and popcorn. This gives us a total of:
16+7.25+4.25+20=47.50.
For the second question:
You purchase your ticket for 7.25 and a ticket for each of your siblings at 4.25, which is 2*4.25=8.50. You then purchase $10 in soda and popcorn. This gives us a total of:
7.25+8.50+10=25.75.
The change will be:
50-25.75=24.25.
For the third question:
5 tickets at $16.85 each would be 5*16.85=84.25.
This gives us
90-84.25=5.75 in change.
For the fourth question:
7 tickets at $13.79 each will cost 7*13.79=96.53.
The handling for all 7 tickets, at $2.50 each, will be 7*2.50=17.50
These together with the shipping charge will be
96.53+17.50+9=$123.03.
For the fifth question:
The book of 8 tickets, which cost $5.25 each, will be 8*5.25=$42.
This will give us
60-42=$18 in change.
For the sixth question:
He has buy one get one free tickets; this means he will buy 3 tickets and get 3 free for the first 6 tickets. He will then need to buy the 7th ticket; this means he will pay for 4 tickets:
4*10.25=$41.
Out of $100, he will have
100-41=$59 in change.
For the seventh question:
The tickets at Theatre Y cost 8.25*2=16.50. Two drink/popcorn combos at the theatre will cost 4.50*2=9. Together, this is 16.50+9=25.50.
The cost of the dvd rental (4.50), soda (1.50) and popcorn (2.00) at home is 4.50+1.50+2=8. This makes staying at home the cheaper option; it is
25.50-8=$17.50 cheaper.
For the eighth question:
4 separate rentals will cost 4*3.99=$15.96. This is cheaper than $20.
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Total price of the 10 items= $3.6x10=$36
The cost of the other two items=$36-$30=$6
The cost of each of the two= $6/2(because they are the same price)
=$3
The answer is 4.) $3 each
She bought 8 items at $30 so those cost $3.75 each
8*$3.75=$30
then add $6 +30= $36
$36/10 = $3.60 for average cost of each item
so the other 2 items cost $3 each