Write each decimal in standard form, expanded form, and words.

0.0472

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Answer 1
Answer: Standard form is simply 0.0472
Expanded Numbers Form:

 0 + 0.0+ 0.04+ 0.007+ 0.0002
Expanded Factors Form:

 0 ×1 +0 × 0.1+4 × 0.01+7 × 0.001+2 × 0.0001
Expanded Exponential Form:

0 × 100+0 × 10-1+4 × 10-2+7 × 10-3+2 × 10-4
Word Form:

four hundred seventy-two ten-thousandths

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

10/4=2.5

10 divided by 4=2.5 so everyone will get two scoops and a half

100 T-shirts printed for $428.00

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60 out of 300 Cds are classical music. what percent are of the cds are classical music cds

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A tire company wants to know how quickly the tread on its tires wears down with average use. Have x represent the number of months the tire was used and have y represent the thickness of the tire tread, in millimeters. The equation for the line of best fit is:y = -3/7x +20

1. What is the slope of the line? *
3/7
-3/7
20
-20

What does the slope represent for the tire company? *
The decrease of time (in months) the tires were used.
The increase of time (in months) the tires were used.
The tire tread decreases by this much each month.
The tire tread increases by this much each month.

2. What is the y-intercept of the line? *
3/7
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20
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What does the y-intercept represent for the tire company? *
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1) m=-3/7 in y=-3/7x+20

2) not sure

3)b=20 in y=-3/7x+20
1) y=mx+b
m=slope
m=-3/7 in y=-3/7x+20

2) Since the slope is negative it is decreasing, as seen on a graph. So, the tire tread would be decreasing by the month (x).

3) y=mx+b
b=y-intercept
b=20 in y=-3/7x+20

Algebra help?1?!?!/!??!?!?!?!?!?

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X - 3X = 2(4+X)

Distributive Property:

X-3X = 8+2X

Subtraction Prperty:

-2X = 8+2X

Subtraction Property:

-4X = 8

Division Property:

x = 8/-4

X = -2


Hi,

Let's solve the equation step-by-step.

x−3x=2(4+x)

Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.

x−3x=2(4+x)

x+−3x=(2)(4)+(2)(x)(Distribute)

x+−3x=8+2x

(x+−3x)=2x+8(Combine Like Terms)

−2x=2x+8

−2x=2x+8

Step 2: Subtract 2x from both sides.

−2x−2x=2x+8−2x

−4x=8

Step 3: Divide both sides by -4.

−4x/−4 =  8/−4

x=−2

Answer:

x=−2

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