Question

Compare the decimals 18.8 and 18.80.

Which comparison is correct?

A.
18.8 = 18.80

B.
18.8 < 18.80

C.
18.8 > 18.80

Answer 1

18.8 = 18.80

Answer 2

a. both equal

Answer 3

a

Answer 4

well..we got that answered

Answer 5

A. 18.8=18.80

Answer 6

both equal thats easy

Answer 7

can i get medal

Answer 8

a

Answer 9

8 is 80 is it was just 8 it would be 08

Answer 10

Compare the decimals 529.8 and 529.80.

Which statement is true?

A.
529.80 has the greater value.

B.
529.8 has the greater value.

C.
The numbers are equal.

Answer 11

they are equal again

Answer 12

c

Answer 13

Matt and Charlie are twin brothers. Matt weighs 68.18 pounds and Charlie weighs 68.08 pounds.

Which brother weighs less?

A.
Matt

B.
Charlie

C.
Matt and Charlie weigh the same.

Answer 14

charlie

Answer 15

b

Answer 16

Which shows the decimals 200.01, 2.01, and 20.1 written in order from least to greatest?

A.
20.1, 2.01, 200.01

B.
2.01, 200.01, 20.1

C.
200.01, 20.1, 2.01

D.
2.01, 20.1, 200.01

Answer 17

b

Answer 18

Mark compared the decimals 132.11, 132.01, and 132.10.

Which comparison is correct?

A.
132.11 > 132.01 > 132.10

B.
132.01 > 132.11 > 132.10

C.
132.10 > 132.11 > 132.01

D.
132.11 > 132.10 > 132.01

Answer 19

can i get a medal pls @bieberhater1

Answer 20

how i do that

Answer 21

click best resonse

Answer 22

on my comment

Answer 23

i gave u one too

Answer 24

ok can move on

Answer 25

Mark compared the decimals 132.11, 132.01, and 132.10.

Which comparison is correct?

A.
132.11 > 132.01 > 132.10

B.
132.01 > 132.11 > 132.10

C.
132.10 > 132.11 > 132.01

D.
132.11 > 132.10 > 132.01

Answer 26

d

Answer 27

Jacob compared the decimals 47.13, 46.23, and 46.32.

Which comparison is correct?

A.
47.13 < 46.23 < 46.32

B.
46.23 < 46.32 < 47.13

C.
46.32 < 47.13 < 46.23

D.
46.23 < 47.13 < 46.32

Answer 28

@bieberhater1 its d

Answer 29

sorry not bthat one

Answer 30

What is 62.25 rounded to the nearest whole number?

A.
62

B.
62.2

C.
62.3

D.
63

Answer 31

a for last one

Answer 32

a

Answer 33

wich on

Answer 34

least to greatest...D. 2.01, 20.1, 200.01 (this is a previous question)

62.25 rounded to nearest whole number is 62

Answer 35

Joe ran 5.25 miles before he stopped to rest.

What is the distance Joe ran rounded to the nearest tenth of a mile?

A.
5.0 miles

B.
5.2 miles

C.
5.3 miles

D.
6.0 miles

Answer 36

5

Answer 37

5.25 rounded to nearest tenth = 5.3

Answer 38

.0

Answer 39

:s

Answer 40

o wait kellie is right im not

Answer 41

What is 6.49 rounded to the nearest whole number?

A.
7.0

B.
6.5

C.
6.4

D.
6.0

Answer 42

6.0

Answer 43

6.0

Answer 44

great minds think alike

Answer 45

lol

Answer 46

cool user name @MuddyRedneck

Answer 47

thx

Answer 48

idk if that was a flirt but if it was sorry im taken

Answer 49

@kelliegirl33

Answer 50

@bieberhater1 anymore questions or what grade did u get

Answer 51

more

Answer 52

ok post em

Answer 53

Which situation describes a time when it would be all right to round the numbers?

A.
Keisha needs 2.75 meters of ribbon for one sewing project and 3.5 meters for another. She thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest meter so she has enough ribbon. She would buy 3 meters and 4 meters of ribbon.

B.
Tom needs 2.25 gallons of black paint and 1.75 gallons of red paint. He thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest gallon. He would buy 2 gallons of black paint and 2 gallons of red paint.

C.
Carol wants to buy a music album that costs $13.45 and another album that costs $12.95. The cashier thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest dollar. She would charge Carol $13 for each album.

D.
Victor babysat 15.45 hours one week and 15.2 another week. The children's parents think of rounding the times to the nearest hour. They would pay Victor for 15 hours each week.

Answer 54

do u do flvs

Answer 55

uh what

Answer 56

never mind but idk know that one i did that same problem before and i got it roung

Answer 57

Which situation describes a time when it would be all right to round the numbers?

A.
Keisha needs 2.75 meters of ribbon for one sewing project and 3.5 meters for another. She thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest meter so she has enough ribbon. She would buy 3 meters and 4 meters of ribbon.

B.
Tom needs 2.25 gallons of black paint and 1.75 gallons of red paint. He thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest gallon. He would buy 2 gallons of black paint and 2 gallons of red paint.

C.
Carol wants to buy a music album that costs $13.45 and another album that costs $12.95. The cashier thinks of rounding each amount to the nearest dollar. She would charge Carol $13 for each album.

D.
Victor babysat 15.45 hours one week and 15.2 another week. The children's parents think of rounding the times to the nearest hour. They would pay Victor for 15 hours each week.

Answer 58

plz help