Is 2/3 Greater, less than or equal to 0.6?

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Answer 1

Answer: The way to solve this is by making the decimal a fraction, 6tenths equals 6/10.
Now we find a common denominator,lets use 30.
multiply the 6/10 by 3 to get 18/30
multiply 2/3 by 10 to get 20/30

2/3 is greater than 0.6

Answer 2

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Answer

2/3 is greater than 0.6

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i know the answer for question 8 & 9

8) Volume is the amount of space a 3D shape takes up.

A cubic cm block takes up 1 cubic cm. This is written as 1 cm³.

You can work out the volume of a shape by multiplying height × width × depth.

If the shape is made of cubic cm blocks, you can count the cubes to find the shape's volume.

9) The face or surface of a solid on its sides. That is, any face or surface that is not a base. See also. Lateral surface area, prism, pyramid, cone, cylinder.

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Can u help me with this full sheet of work

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sometimes it takes a while to learn them but youll get it:)
1. she
2. they
3. him
4. she
5. them
6. it
7. Nate, he
8. Juwon, him
9. the sky, it
10. Mrs. P, her
11. a great catch, it
12. the coach, his OR new players, they

I'm not very good at explaining pronouns, at least not better than your paper explains it. The best I can do to explain is say each choice in the sentence out loud, and whichever sounds really really weird is probably the wrong one.

1. she
2. they
3. him
4. she
5. them
6. it

Since I can't underline twice, the pronoun will be in italics as well.

7. Nate; he
8. Juwon; him
9. The sky; it
10. Mrs. Panizzi; her
11. catch; it
12. coach; his, and coach, players; they

a chef uses 3 3/4 pounds of semolina flour and 1 5/8 pound whole wheat flour for each batch of pasta she makes.one week she uses a total of 86 pounds of flour WRITE AN EQUATION:

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$1 Pasta=(18)/(8)+(5)/(8)=(23)/(8 )$ pounds of flour

We create a proportion:

$1(pastas)=(23)/(8 )$

$X=86$

$86=(23)/(8 )x$

$86=2.875x$

$x=29.91$

Chef will be able to make $29$ Pastas and eat what's left :)

40% of what number is 30?