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2 years ago

Help me...im dumb...

Mathematics

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Aleks [24]2 years ago

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1. $300.00
3. $55.60
4. About 0.0227
7. 14 buses
8. 28.5

kari74 [83]2 years ago

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Answer:

1) 299.95

3) 1.344 dollars for the oranges and 4.216 dollars for the grapes (do i have to add them together or is it for each of their own prices?

4) In one hour, they would have traveled 44 miles just about.

7) They would need 14, because they could fill 13, but there would still be a few kids left.

8) 28.5

Explanation:

1) Multiply 59.99 by 5.

3) Multiply 0.56 by 2.4 and 1.24 by 3.4.

4) You have to divide 845.5 by 19.2.

7) You have to divide 632 by 48.

8) Subtract 56 by 27.5

Please let me know if these are right or naw

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