what is 44% of 80 round to the nearest whole number what do I do.
turns out to be 35.20
80 * 0.44 = 35.2
\[ 1\% = 80 / 100 = 0.8 \\ 4 \% = 1\% \cdot 4 = 0.8 \cdot 4 = 3.2 \\ 40 \% = 1\% \cdot 40 =(1\% \cdot 4) \cdot 10 = (3.2) \cdot 10 = 32\\ 40 \% + 4\% = 32 + 3.2 = 35.2 \]
Is that the answer.
35.2 is the answer, but I tried to show the way too hmmph
It is all whole numbers on my assignment.
I'm sure you could make it shorter. Just tried to show it the way I see it. you could calculate this in your head I guess.. not too complicated in this case. Anyway, if that's not what you wanted then I apologize.
Thats ok, you are right.
The answers say 35, 44, 32, and 40
Do you a twitter.
the nearest whole number of 32.5 from the list is 32, right? hehe
thank you now I know what you meant by that.
sure np, good luck with the rest =]
what does np stand for.
No problem
oh. ok.
Do you have a twiiter.
no, why?
oh becuase I was going add you so when ever I need help I can talk with you about it.
I have skype if you want. or you could just send me msg on this website
I don't have a skype but i have been trying to ask my brother to make me one but he won't.
msn maybe?
The question I am on now says After a meal costing $12.50 you decide to tip the waiter 15%. How much will you tip the waiter. Round to the nearest cent.
What do u mn by that.
reading
reading what.
Dam, some long responses.
Ok.. \[ 100\% \div 5\% = 20 \\ 5 \% = 100\% \div 20 = 12.5 \div 20 = 6.25 \div 10 = 0.625 \\ 15\% = 5\% \times 3 = 0.625 \times 3 = \\ = (0.6 \times 3) + (0.02 \times 3) + (0.005 \times 3) = \\ = (1.8) + (0.06) + (0.015) = 1.875 \]
I don't understand it really good I can but I can't.
ok. let's simplify this. can you find \(1\%\) of 12.5?
I think so.
ok, what is it then? =]
really I don't know wat that is. but was that the right answer you wanted me to answer.
Do you know what a % means?
yes I know wat % this means.
I'm not trying to mock, i'm asking seriously.
I am sorry for doing that to you.
it's ok i don't mind. Let's see. We know the WHOLE sum is 12.5 right? so we say that's our 100%. the 1% is therefore \(\frac{1}{100}\) of it. right?
right.
if we divide 12.5 by 100 what do you get then?
sorry but do you have a facetime.
No, sorry =( Do you get what I mean though? \[ 12.5 \div 100 = \;? \]
you should get 0.125 correct.
yes very good =]
thank you.
Now, we need to multiply that by 15 hehe to get from 1% to 15%
r u saying to multiply 15 by one.
it's abit ugly, but the cleanest way I know to do this is to simply break this number to parts: \[ 0.125 = \\ \quad\quad\quad\quad 0.1 + \\ \quad\quad\quad\quad 0.02 + \\ \quad\quad\quad \quad 0.005 \]
is that clear so far?
ok add that. Right
now, if we want to multiply our 1% (which is 0.125 remember!) then we do \[ 0.125 \times 15 = \\ \quad\quad\quad\quad 0.1 \times 15 + \\ \quad\quad\quad\quad 0.02 \times 15 + \\ \quad\quad\quad \quad 0.005 \times 15 \]
Could you solve each one of those?
alright.
Is it 1.875
yes =]
thank you very much.
sure no problem
do I round that.
are u a student or a teacher.
Do they ask you to?
well, neither.
yes.
what are u than.
Well, they say to 'nearest cent'. a cent is a $0.01 right? so \(1.875 \to 1.87 \)
it could be \(1.875 \to 1.88\). it's actually more common to round 5 up..
right.
U r correct on the spot great job.
Well, those are kinda the easy stuff heh. Some of the questions here are.... way beyond my level.
really and u be getting them right.
and heh.
So, could you try the rest on your own?
I might be able to do them on my own I will try.
ok good luck. I might be going to sleep soon, it's midnight in here.. If you get into troubles then send me PM and i'll help you tomorrow or something
I will right u back when ever I need help ok?.......?????????????
sure fine
any questions.
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