Question

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Answer 1

Debbie is choosing from four different types of cakes to take to work for a coworker’ birthday. She decides
to buy vanilla-flavored cake with strawberry frosting. The regular price of cake is $24.75, and the cake is on
sale for 20% off of the regular price. She also has another coupon for 10% off, but cannot be used with any
other discount. Debbie has only a 20-dollar bill. Assuming that the cake is not taxed, which of the following
methods would help Debbie determine whether she has enough money to pay for the cake?

Answer 2

what are the answer choices

Answer 3

Round the cake price to $25. Apply the greater
discount (20%) to the cake price and subtract
from $25. If the difference is equal to or less
than $20, Debbie has enough money.
B Round the cake price to $20. Apply the lesser
discount (10%) to the cake price and subtract
from $20. If the difference is equal to or less
than $20, Debbie has enough money.
C Round the cake price to $25. Add the two
discounts and subtract the sum (30%) from the
cake price. If the total discount is equal to or less
than $20, Debbie has enough money.
D Round the cake price to $30. Add the two
discounts and apply the sum (30%) to the cake
price. Subtract the total discount from $20. If the
total discount is equal to or less than $20, Debbie
has enough money

Answer 4

C. Sorry it took so long to answer. I had to work it out

Answer 5

thanks

Answer 6

glad to help

Answer 7

Many nutritionists agree that the American diet contains too much sodium, a type of salt that can be
unhealthy in large quantities. Virginia’s favorite snack food is potato chips. While snacking out of a large
bag of potato chips, Virginia realizes that she has already eaten four servings. If each serving contains
170 milligrams of sodium, and her maximum recommended daily allowance for sodium based on a 2000-
calorie diet is 2300 milligrams, which equation represents the fraction of the daily maximum recommended
allowance of sodium Virginia has eaten in the four servings?

Answer 8

about 1/3

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

Timber wants to download several episodes of a popular television comedy. She sees that she can purchase
an entire season, which consists of 24 episodes, for $37.99. Alternatively, she can download individual
episodes for $1.99 each, with one free episode after every 10 downloads. The episodes she would like to
download are in season 1 and season 2, with 15 episodes from season 1 and 20 episodes from season 2.
What would be the unit cost of each episode Timber wants to download is she purchases them individually?

Answer 11

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Answer 12

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Answer 13

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Answer 14

$28 for the first one and $36 for the second one

Answer 15

$1.82
B $1.88
C $1.99
D $2.05

Answer 16

C

Answer 17

I thought it was asking for the total cost. I did all of that work for no reason. WOW

Answer 18

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Answer 19

ok thanks

Answer 20

glad to help

Answer 21

can you help me on more

Answer 22

Randell shines a white light through a prism and observes how the prism breaks the white light into the
colors of a rainbow. The prism has 15 edges. How many vertices does the prism have?
A 6 vertices
B 8 vertices
C 10 vertices
D Not Here

Answer 23

yeah sure

Answer 24

D

Answer 25

thaanks

Answer 26

A new sushi restaurant has 4 fish takes built in the walls. Each fish tank is in the shape of a rectangular prism
and has a height of 10.8 inches, a width of 12.2 inches, and a volume of 1320 cubic inches. The manager
puts goldfish in the tank knowing that if they are taken good care of they grow to be about 8 inches long and
will live 10-25 years. What is the best estimate of the length of each fish tank?
A 10 in.
B 20 in.
C 40 in.
D 80 in

Answer 27

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Answer 28

B

Answer 29

thanks.

Answer 30

Samantha and her brother want to ride a roller coaster with a minimum rider height requirement of 54
inches. Samantha stands 4 feet 3 inches tall, and her brother stands 5 feet 4 inches tall. Which of the
following statements correctly describes whether Samantha can ride the roller coaster?
A Samantha cannot ride the roller coaster because
she is 3 inches shorter than the minimum height
requirement.
B Samantha cannot ride the roller coaster because
she is 11 inches shorter than the minimum height
requirement.
C Samantha can ride the roller coaster because
she is 0.25 feet taller than the minimum height
requirement.
D Samantha can ride the roller coaster because
she is 10 inches taller than the minimum height
requirement.

Answer 31

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Answer 32

4ft 3in= 51In. so it is A

Answer 33

thanks

Answer 34

Ruth Ann and Cory are participating in a fund raiser to benefit their school’s Going Green Project. In this
fund raiser, participants receive one raffle ticket for each plant they buy for the school. Ruth Ann buys 6 of
the 450 plants sold, and Cory buys 8 of the 450 plants sold. If the winning name is drawn randomly, what
is the probability that Ruth Ann’s name will get drawn in the raffle?

Answer 35

3/225

Answer 36

never mind it is 1/75

Answer 37

ok thanks

Answer 38

The oak tree in front of the Andrew’s family home stood straight until the strong winds from a storm broke
its trunk.
If the angle the remaining trunk makes with the part that broke away is 74 degrees, what is the measure of
the angle traveled by the broken section as it fell?

Answer 39

@beastieman21

Answer 40

16

Answer 41

thanks

Answer 42

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Answer 43

anything else

Answer 44

<3 yes

Answer 45

0 After two years of drought, the tiny town of Greenville received rain daily for an entire week. Unfortunately,
the meteorologist’s assistant, being new, did not empty the rain gauge every day. Instead, he recorded the
amount of rain that had accumulated in the rain gauge at the end of each day.
Realizing his mistake, the meteorologist’s assistant decides to graph the data to determine the amount of
rain that fell every day. Which of the following representations would best help the meteorologist?

Answer 46

choices?