Question

HELP ME NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Answer 1

@SneliS I NEED HELP STUCK on math unit4:8

Answer 2

Zach solved this problem.

Maria had a spool of ribbon 68 inches long. She cut the ribbon into 8 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of ribbon?

Zach said the answer was 0.85 inches.

Is Zach's answer reasonable?

A.
Yes

B.
No, because 64 ÷ 8 = 8 and 72 ÷ 8 = 9, so the answer should be between 8 and 9.

C.
No, because 70 + 8 = 78, and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 78.

D.
No, because 70 • 8 = 560 and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 560.

Answer 3

Zach solved this problem.

Maria had a spool of ribbon 68 inches long. She cut the ribbon into 8 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of ribbon?

Zach said the answer was 0.85 inches.

Is Zach's answer reasonable?

A.
Yes

B.
No, because 64 ÷ 8 = 8 and 72 ÷ 8 = 9, so the answer should be between 8 and 9.

C.
No, because 70 + 8 = 78, and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 78.

D.
No, because 70 • 8 = 560 and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 560.

Answer 4

Zach solved this problem.

Maria had a spool of ribbon 68 inches long. She cut the ribbon into 8 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of ribbon?

Zach said the answer was 0.85 inches.

Is Zach's answer reasonable?

A.
Yes

B.
No, because 64 ÷ 8 = 8 and 72 ÷ 8 = 9, so the answer should be between 8 and 9.

C.
No, because 70 + 8 = 78, and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 78.

D.
No, because 70 • 8 = 560 and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 560.

Answer 5

@SuperflyTyGuy

Answer 6

@SuperflyTyGuy @The_Jokers_wife @Rainbow_dashie @emmigrace222

Answer 7

Zach solved this problem.

Maria had a spool of ribbon 68 inches long. She cut the ribbon into 8 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of ribbon?

Zach said the answer was 0.85 inches.

Is Zach's answer reasonable?

A.
Yes

B.
No, because 64 ÷ 8 = 8 and 72 ÷ 8 = 9, so the answer should be between 8 and 9.

C.
No, because 70 + 8 = 78, and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 78.

D.
No, because 70 • 8 = 560 and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 560.

Answer 8

Do not repeat the question many times! what's the purpose?
+ why don't you try dividing 68 into 8 equal pieces?
just do 68/8

Answer 9

?

Answer 10

thats just 8.5

Answer 11

so compare that with the answers you have

Answer 12

0.85 so a

Answer 13

what are you talking about! you just said 68/8=8.5

Answer 14

NO the answer is ir freacking yes mean a

Answer 15

is it freacking a

Answer 16

is 8.5 equal to .85?

Answer 17

??

Answer 18

i think it is

Answer 19

Jeff measured the mass of five paper clips and obtained these measurements:

2.1 g, 2.46 g, 2.98 g, 1.7 g, 2.44 g.

What was the total mass of the paper clips, recorded to the appropriate degree of precision?

A.
11.6 g

B.
11.68 g

C.
11.7 g

D.
12.0 g

Answer 20

what? 0.85 is the same as 8.5? are you sure

Answer 21

idkd thats why i came and post my wuestion

Answer 22

i thinnk

Answer 23

what do you mean you don't know if 0.85 is 8.5 or not?
this is basic arithmetic! is 1 bigger than 2 for example?

Answer 24

dude i am in 7 grade

Answer 25

you not helping

Answer 26

well if you think, then forgot about solving any problem to start with!

Answer 27

@emmigrace222

Answer 28

it doesn't matter if you are 7th grade! what matter is if you are willing to learn and that is not an impression im getting from you. Besides, being a 7th grader you should have somewhat mastered this arithmetic business

Answer 29

@jordanloveangel @ganeshie8 @iGreen

Answer 30

-.-

Answer 31

@fortheloveofwolves help plesae

Answer 32

ok let's put some test here to see how much you are willing to learn
is 2 dollars less than a quarter?

Answer 33

aye what do u need help with

Answer 34

what's better if i give you 5 dollars or if i give you 1 dollar?

Answer 35

its at the top xapproachsinfinity you start to tick me off and NO 2 dolloars is bigger

Answer 36

5

Answer 37

Jeff measured the mass of five paper clips and obtained these measurements:

2.1 g, 2.46 g, 2.98 g, 1.7 g, 2.44 g.

What was the total mass of the paper clips, recorded to the appropriate degree of precision?

A.
11.6 g

B.
11.68 g

C.
11.7 g

D.
12.0 g

Answer 38

i picked 11.68

Answer 39

hey you gotta put some positive attitude if you want to learn!
otherwise you will never get to learn. Agree?
+ yes!
so if 2 dollars is bigger than 1 dollars
so is 8.5 is also bigger than 0.85

Answer 40

help me jordanloveangel help plesae

Answer 41

WHAT

Answer 42

Zach solved this problem.

Maria had a spool of ribbon 68 inches long. She cut the ribbon into 8 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of ribbon?

Zach said the answer was 0.85 inches.

Is Zach's answer reasonable?

A.
Yes

B.
No, because 64 ÷ 8 = 8 and 72 ÷ 8 = 9, so the answer should be between 8 and 9.

C.
No, because 70 + 8 = 78, and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 78.

D.
No, because 70 • 8 = 560 and Maria has less than 70 inches of ribbon, so the answer should be a bit less than 560.

Answer 43

@IMHERETOHELP

Answer 44

@undeadknight26

Answer 45

if you want to get helped, show people you are interested!
here in OP it is not allowed to give direct answers. so you need to bring yourself to doing things. All you can get here is to be guided through solving problems.

Answer 46

>.<

Answer 47

this is what i hate about os NO ONE REALLY HElps just makkes you get tick off

Answer 48

@xapproachesinfinity XD
its OS bro not OP :P

Answer 49

kk

Answer 50

We HELP not give answers ;)
8.5 and .85 are not the same!
it would be
68/8 = 8.5
72/8 = 9
I would say A :)

Answer 51

@undeadknight26
hehe right! i thought only about open lol
because i was focused on telling the poster how to be helped

Answer 52

..... thank you undeadnight

Answer 53

eh the answer is not A
bohotness, do you want answers or get helped?

Answer 54

what

Answer 55

WHAt is it then i need to finsih right now

Answer 56

we have 68/8=8.5
we also know that 64/8=8 and 72/8=9
so what do you think?

Answer 57

b

Answer 58

why?

Answer 59

Convert the fraction to a decimal.



A.
0.16

B.
0.425

C.
1.6

D.
4.25

Answer 60

can you justify that?

Answer 61

that up there^^

Answer 62

I meant B ;-;
I hit da wrong button D;
*sobs*

Answer 63

hehehe. once you need to really get help
tag me or other helpers! so far you are not trying to get my point!

Answer 64

ita ok -hugs undeadniught26-

Answer 65

i am here

Answer 66

yes @undeadknight26, from your reasoning i know you miss typed

Answer 67

Convert the fraction to a decimal.



A.
0.16

B.
0.425

C.
1.6

D.
4.25

Answer 68

i picked d

Answer 69

what is the fraction????

Answer 70

kk hold on

Answer 71

ok

Answer 72

its A

Answer 73

yay

Answer 74

Unit 4 | Lesson 7
Lesson Checkpoint: Show What You Know
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Choose the answer.

4.

Which shows the numbers in order from least to greatest?



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D.

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Answer 75

Which shows the numbers in order from least to greatest?



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D.

Answer 76

is the last one 7.41 or 7.4, 1?

Answer 77

@bohotness ??

Answer 78

make up your minds on this facking answer ._.