Decimals

Problem 1401

Convert 4.5 m34.5 \mathrm{~m}^{3} to L\mathrm{L}.

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Problem 1402

Convert 26.7 to scientific notation.

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Problem 1403

The bakery uses 1.75 cups of flour per batch. If 5.25 cups were used, how many batches were made and how many cookies are there?

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Problem 1404

Determine if the product of 10.4×78.2-10.4 \times -78.2 is positive (+) or negative (-).

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Problem 1405

Convert 4.20 grams of SnO2\mathrm{SnO}_{2} to moles using its molar mass.

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Problem 1406

Calculate the number of moles of CS2 with a weight of 4.20 g and molar mass 76.13 g/mol using the formula:
Number of moles = 4.20g76.13g/mol\frac{4.20 \, \text{g}}{76.13 \, \text{g/mol}}.

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Problem 1407

Convert 4.20 grams of Ca3 N2\mathrm{Ca}_{3} \mathrm{~N}_{2} to moles.

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Problem 1408

Convert 4.20 g of vitamin C (C6H8O6\mathrm{C}_{6} \mathrm{H}_{8} \mathrm{O}_{6}) to moles.

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Problem 1409

Find the result of 842.4÷0.6842.4 \div -0.6.

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Problem 1410

Find the result of the division 842.4÷0.6842.4 \div -0.6.

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Problem 1411

Convert the mixed number 27162 \frac{7}{16} to a decimal using long division.

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Problem 1412

Convert 67156 \frac{7}{15} to a decimal using long division.

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Problem 1413

Convert 8.44×103 m8.44 \times 10^{-3} \mathrm{~m} to millimeters (mm).

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Problem 1414

Convert 1.55×1051.55 \times 10^{-5} grams to milligrams.

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Problem 1415

93.8+4.3=93.8 + 4.3 =

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Problem 1416

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4 Écris en chiffres les nombres décimaux suivants. a) Douze mille deux cent quarante-deux et douze centièmes. \qquad 12242,12 b) Cinq cent soixante-dix-huit et dix-neuf millièmes. 578 zol 9 c) Quatre-vingt-dix et trente et un dixièmes. 90,310 d) Six cent huit et mille deux cent treize millièmes. \qquad

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Problem 1417

3.12.586÷0.35=35.963.12 .586 \div 0.35=35.96

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Problem 1418

Tickets to a movie cost $9.25\$ 9.25 each. What is the total cost for 6 tickets? $15.25\$ 15.25 $15.42\$ 15.42 $46.25\$ 46.25 $55.50\$ 55.50

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Problem 1419

Order from greatest to least.
27. 9.678; 9.876; 9.786; 9.089
28. 2.4132;2.413;2.31;2.43;2.442.4132 ; 2.413 ; 2.31 ; 2 . \overline{43} ; 2.44 9.876;9.786;9.678;9.0899.876 ; 9.786 ; 9.678 ; 9.089
29. 0.7;0.717;0.0772;0.720.7 ; 0.717 ; 0.0772 ; 0.72
30. 0.532;0.542;0.53;0.53420.532 ; 0.542 ; 0.53 ; 0.5342 0.7,0.77,0.717,007720.7,0.77,0.717,00772 \qquad
31. 4.081;4.018;5.3;5.043-4.081 ;-4.018 ;-5.3 ;-5.043
32. 15.06;15.045;13;13.054-15.06 ;-15.045 ;-13 ;-13.054 5.3j(1.018,4.081,5,093-5.3 j(1.018,-4.081,-5,093 \qquad
33. 0.0684;0.631;0.0067;0.008-0.0684 ;-0.631 ;-0.0067 ;-0.008
34. 0.025;0.0528;0.0248;0.08-0.025 ;-0.0528 ;-0.0248 ;-0.08 0.008,0.0067,0.631,0.0684\underline{-0.008,-0.0067,-0.631,-0.0684} \qquad
35. 0.608;0.068;0.68;0.6;6-0.608 ; 0.068 ;-0.68 ; 0.6 ;-6
36. 4;4.692;3.999;3.994;4.0964-4 ; 4.692 ;-3.999 ; 3.994 ; 4.0964 \qquad
37. 0.8;0.812;0.083;0.850.8 ; 0.812 ; 0.083 ; 0.85 \qquad \qquad
38. 1.53;1.053;1.5;1.351.53 ; 1.053 ; 1.5 ; 1.35

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Problem 1420

to write this year's and last year's times. Regroup as needed to subtract. \begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline Last year's time & 5 &. & 8 & 0 \\ \hline is the same as & 5 &. & 7 & 10 \\ \hline This year's time & 5 &. & 4 & 8 \\ \hline \end{tabular}
5 ones -5 ones =0=0 ones 7 tenths -4 tenths =3=3 tenths 10 hundredths -8 hundredths =2=2 hundredths Difference =0=0 ones +3 tenths +2 hundredths James ran 0.32 second faster this year than last year. (1) Look at the Example. Kele ran the 40 -yard dash in 4.95 seconds this year. Complete the place-value chart and steps to find how much faster Kele ran than James. \begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|} \hline & Ones & . & Tenths & Hundredths \\ \hline James's time & 5 &. & 4 & 8 \\ \hline is the same as & 4 &. & & \\ \hline Kele's time & 4 &. & 9 & 5 \\ \hline \end{tabular} \qquad ones -4 ones == \qquad ones \qquad tenths -9 tenths == \qquad tenths \qquad hundredths -5 hundredths == \qquad hundredths Difference =0=0 ones + \qquad tenths + \qquad hundredths Kele ran \qquad second faster than James.

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Problem 1421

You need to print 17 copies of a 113-page report. How much will the paper cost at \$3.40 per ream (500 pages)?

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Problem 1422

Convert 22.25mg22.25 \, \text{mg} to kg.

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Problem 1423

Tom Wright owes \$75,600 on a 9%, 120-day note. After paying \$18,900 on day 30 and \$30,240 on day 100, find:
1. Balance after first payment:
2. Balance after second payment:
3. Balance at maturity:

Use a 360-day year and round to the nearest cent.

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Problem 1424

Simplify: (6.89+14.52)+(14.52)=?(6.89+14.52)+(-14.52)=?

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Problem 1425

Calculate 189.98730.87-189.987 - 30.87. What is the result?

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Problem 1426

Calculate 18.15-18.1 - 5. What is the result?

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Problem 1427

Round 8.7 to the nearest whole number.

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Problem 1428

Round 16.446 to the nearest hundredth. The result is: 16.4516.45

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Problem 1429

Estimate the sum to the nearest dollar: \$ 71.54 + \$ 49.55 + \$ 117.28 ≈ \$ \square.

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Problem 1430

Arrange these numbers in ascending order: 47,5.6,316,443\sqrt{47}, 5.6, \frac{3}{16}, 4 \sqrt{43}.

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Problem 1431

Convert the fraction 975\frac{9}{75} to its decimal form. 975=\frac{9}{75}=

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Problem 1432

How much energy is needed to heat 620.0 g of copper from 14.25°C to 23.05°C if specific heat is 0.3850 J/(g°C)?

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Problem 1433

Estimate the cost for 24 cartons of specialty paper at \$6.88 each with a \$1.75 discount per carton. Choose the best expression: (A) \$ 5 × 25 (B) 56 × 25 (C) \$ 7 × 20 (D) \$ 9 × 30

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Problem 1434

Round 83.33 to the nearest tenth.

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Problem 1435

Find the significant figures in the number 1.4981.498.

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Problem 1436

Find the difference in rainfall between June (2.3 inches above normal) and July (1.2 inches below normal). Answer in inches.

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Problem 1437

How far did a submarine travel from 106.3 feet to 481.2 feet below sea level in 5 hours? (1 point) The submarine traveled 481.2106.3481.2 - 106.3 feet.

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Problem 1438

Find the significant figures in the number 248.0248.0.

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Problem 1439

Find the significant figures in the number 9.0559.055.

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Problem 1440

0.001 + 0.002 + 0.03 = ?

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Problem 1441

1. Round each decimal number to the nearest whole number. a. 9.7109.7 \rightarrow 10 b. 16.45=1616.45 = 16 c. 25.325.3

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Problem 1442

2 Round each decimal number to the nearest tenth. a 1.651.65 b 0.310.31 c 8.078.07

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Problem 1443

3 CHALLENGE Round each decimal number to the nearest hundredth. a 0.3510.351 b 0.2890.289 c 3.0163.016

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Problem 1444

79.2179.21 79.579.5 80.380.3 79.1579.15 79.93979.939 mbers in order YUX Put these numbers in order from greatest to least. Submit Wor Not feeling read

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Problem 1445

Estimate. 49.75+58.0849.75+58.08 \approx
Choose 1 answer: (A) 80 (B) 92 (c) 95 (D) 108

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Problem 1446

72.4÷k=0.72472.4 \div k=0.724

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Problem 1447

Angela Blackmon 12/12/24 12:35 PM
2 Operations on Decimals Question 11, 7.2.A-16 HW Score: 26.47%,926.47 \%, 9 of 34 points Points: 0 of 1 Save
Suppose that to predict how tall a four-year-old will be at age 12, you multiply his or her height by 1.5 . If Allie is 105.5 cm when she turns 4 , predict how tall she will be when she turns 12.
Allie will be \square cm tall. (Type an integer or a decimal.)

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Problem 1448

Write seven and two tenths as a decimal number. \square
Submit

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Problem 1449

Round 43.49543.495, 25.11225.112, and 31.62731.627 to the nearest hundredth and estimate the sum.

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Problem 1450

Estimate 33.744+39.27+37.39633.744 + 39.27 + 37.396 by rounding each number to the nearest whole number.

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Problem 1451

Round 31.63831.638, 31.05831.058, and 31.4531.45 to the nearest hundredth and estimate the sum.

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Problem 1452

Calculate 72,910÷10472,910 \div 10^{4}.

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Problem 1453

Find the nickel in 35 grams of a substance with 0.52 g Cu, 0.26 g Zn, and estimate vs. exact amounts.

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Problem 1454

Convert 6.98×1076.98 \times 10^{-7} to standard notation.

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Problem 1455

Convert 1.51.5 to standard form.

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Problem 1456

Calculate the product: 29.1×103=29.1 \times 10^{3} =

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Problem 1457

What number has the digit 2 valued at 110\frac{1}{10} of the digit 2 in 6,257.116,257.11? Choose one: (A) 5,619.255,619.25, (B) 291.93, (C) 7,326.647,326.64, (D) 2,575.

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Problem 1458

Escribir 15\frac{1}{5} como un decimal

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Problem 1459

\text{Calculate the available credit for Sam Marlow.} \\
\text{Given:} \\ \text{Total Credit Line} = \$15,000 \\ \text{Previous Balance} = \$275.00 \\ \text{Payments/Credits} = \$255.00 \\ \text{Purchases} = \$700.00 + \$25.00 + \$45.00 + \$66.00 + \$45.00 \\
\text{Calculate the New Balance:} \\ \text{New Balance} = \text{Previous Balance} - \text{Payments/Credits} + \text{Purchases} \\
\text{Then, calculate the Available Credit:} \\ \text{Available Credit} = \text{Total Credit Line} - \text{New Balance} \\

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Problem 1460

Submiations Eniting Question 12 of 181 Page 12 of 18
Question 12 (1 point) The cost of 1 pound of walnuts is $3.30\$ 3.30 cents. Manny bought 1 and 1/21 / 2 pounds of walnuts. What was the total cost of the walnuts Manny bought? a $4.80\quad \$ 4.80 b $5.05\$ 5.05 c $4.75\$ 4.75 d $4.95\$ 4.95 Next Page Once you click Next Page you will not be able to change your answer

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Problem 1461

Question 14 of 1818 \mid Page 14 of 18
Question 14 (1 point) Ronald McDonald worked 23 and 1/21 / 2 hours last week. He earns $12.40\$ 12.40 an hour. How much money did Ronald make last week? Enter your answer below. \qquad
Blank 1: \square Next Page Once you click Next Fage you will not be able to change your answer

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Problem 1462

3. Compute the quotient of 3.6×1043.6 \times 10^{-4} divided by 2.1×1062.1 \times 10^{6}.
4. Find the product if 8.2×1028.2 \times 10^{2} is multiplied with 2.0×1062.0 \times 10^{-6}.

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Problem 1463

÷10=$675$675÷=$67.50$6,750÷102=$6,750÷103=\begin{array}{l}\div 10=\$ 675 \\ \$ 675 \div \quad=\$ 67.50 \\ \$ 6,750 \div 10^{2}= \\ \$ 6,750 \div 10^{3}=\end{array}

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Problem 1464

Convert 0.565 miles to feet: 0.565 miles == feet.

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Problem 1465

Approximate the value of 173\frac{\sqrt{17}}{3}.

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Problem 1466

Calculate the total distance by adding 8000 km8000 \mathrm{~km} and 9.721 km9.721 \mathrm{~km}.

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Problem 1467

Add the volumes: 107.50 L + 4.40 L. What is the total volume?

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Problem 1468

Multiply 48.558 mm by 2.054 mm.

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Problem 1469

Calculate 894 g÷0.025894 \mathrm{~g} \div 0.025.

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Problem 1470

Danny spends \5.87onaphoto,$2.49onaballoon,and$4.50onstrawberries.Totalspent?Calculate:5.87 on a photo, \$2.49 on a balloon, and \$4.50 on strawberries. Total spent? Calculate: 5.87 + 2.49 + 4.50$.

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Problem 1471

Leah walks her dog across the walkway (2.063 miles) and back (2.07 miles). What is the total distance walked? 2.063+2.07+2.063+2.072.063 + 2.07 + 2.063 + 2.07

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Problem 1472

Add the masses: 0.0204 g and 0.002 g. What is the total mass?

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Problem 1473

Convert each measurement to scientific notation, perform the operations, and revert to standard form with significant figures.

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Problem 1474

Convert Xander's hedgehog weight of 0.62 pounds to grams and round to the nearest gram.

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Problem 1475

8 thousandths + 6 ones = 868 thousandths.

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Problem 1476

Calculate 4 ones+4 tenths+4 tenths=444 \text{ ones} + 4 \text{ tenths} + 4 \text{ tenths} = 44.

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Problem 1477

What is 0.27+0.070.27 + 0.07? How many tenths are in 0.340.34? What is 343 \cdot 4 in hundredths?

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Problem 1479

Round 4.3 to the nearest hundredth, tenth, and one. Show your work on number lines and circle the rounded results.

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Problem 1480

Round 4.3 to the nearest hundredths, tenths, and ones. Show your work on number lines and circle the rounded results.

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Problem 1481

Fill in the place values for 8.984: tens, ones, tenths, hundredths, thousandths. Then, round 8.984 to nearest hundredths, tenths, ones, tens.

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Problem 1482

Round 8.9848.984 to the nearest hundredths place on a number line.

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Problem 1483

Round 8.9848.984 to the nearest hundredths place.

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Problem 1484

Round the distance from the pitcher's mound to home plate (18.38 m) to the nearest hundredth using a number line.

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Problem 1485

Calculate 59.303×10259.303 \times 10^{2} and show the result: 353.90.

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Problem 1486

Divide 4,502 by 10 raised to the power of 1: 4,502÷101=4,502 \div 10^{1}=

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Problem 1488

Mary's water bill shows readings of 1237ccf1237 \mathrm{ccf} and 1241ccf1241 \mathrm{ccf}. Find her credit for the overpayment at \$5.12 per ccf.

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Problem 1489

Calculate: 32.689×101=32.689 \times 10^{1}=

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Problem 1490

Calculate 9.1×1029.1 \times 10^{2}.

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Problem 1491

What is the result of 9.1÷1029.1 \div 10^{2}?

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Problem 1492

Calculate 4,000÷1034,000 \div 10^{3}.

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Problem 1493

Find a number where the digit 4 is 110\frac{1}{10} the value of 4 in 3.846. Choose from: (A) 2.946 (B) 24.062 (C) 0.104 (D) 0.405

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Problem 1494

Compare the values of the 66 in 4.601 and 95.9695.96. Which statement is true? A, B, or C?

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Problem 1495

Compare the values of the 66s in 4.601 and 95.96. Which statement is true? A) 0.6 is 1100\frac{1}{100} of 0.06. B) 0.6 is 110\frac{1}{10} of 0.06. C) 0.6 is 10 times 0.06.

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Problem 1496

Which statement compares the values of the 77 in 14.837 and 2.27? Choose 1 answer: (A) 0.07 is 110\frac{1}{10} of 0.007. (B) 0.007 is 10 times 0.07. (C) 0.007 is 110\frac{1}{10} of 0.07.

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Problem 1497

Calculate the sum: 5.58+0.712=5.58 + 0.712 =

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Problem 1498

Convert the proton mass Mp=1.673×1027 kgM_{p} = 1.673 \times 10^{-27} \mathrm{~kg} and neutron mass Mn=1.675×1027 kgM_{n} = 1.675 \times 10^{-27} \mathrm{~kg}. Find their mass difference.

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Problem 1499

Calculate the product of 3250 cm and 0.550 cm.

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Problem 1500

Calculate the total weight by adding 192.88 kg192.88 \mathrm{~kg} and 56.7 kg56.7 \mathrm{~kg}.

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