SchirmerC
SchirmerC
18-09-2017
Mathematics
contestada
I need help with #2 please
Respuesta :
maddee3
maddee3
18-09-2017
Divide 5.34 by 6 to find the cost of 1 orange. You should get .89¢
Answer Link
mtomas598
mtomas598
18-09-2017
Simply divide the cost by the number of oranges to get the price of 1 orange
5.34/6
= 0.89
So, 1 orange costs $0.89
Answer Link
VER TODAS LAS RESPUESTAS ( 28+ )
Otras preguntas
Which 2 organs perform both chemical and mechanical digestion?
Which shows the following expression after the negative exponents have been eliminated? A^3 b^-2/ab^-4 A=/0, b=/0
A form of foreign direct investment, where a domestic company purchases a company in a foreign country to produce a similar product or service, is a
Evaluate the following expression: 5z + 3n - z^3 n = 7 z = 1
I know it’s a lot so I’m giving 25 points....PLEASE HELP WITH EVERYTHING
help me pleaseeeweeee
Number 850095 Scientific Notation 0-2 What is the scientific notation to 850095? Is it 8.5 x10^4
Austin got 85% of his questions correct on a quiz. If there were 20 questions in a total, how many did he answer correctly? Please guys, help!!!
The length of a rectangle is 3 meters less than twice its width. Equation: 2w - 3 = l. The length of the rectangle is 11 meters. What is the width of the rectan
Suppose GDP is $5.0 trillion, depreciation is $1 trillion, and gross output (GO) is $17.25 trillion. b. What is the dollar value of the economic activity taking
