17.25 round up to ones

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Answer 1

Answer: 17.24

Since 7 comes after 5 we need to round to the next number.....18.00

17.24 rounded to ones = 18.00

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Answer 2

Answer: 17.25 rounded to the nearest ones is 17 because te number in the tenths place is 2 and that is lower than 5 so the 7 in the ones place stays the same.

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At the start of the week, you could run for 8 minutes. By the end of the week, you could run for 15 minutes. Which proportion could you use to find the percent increase in your running time?7/15=n/100

8/7=n/100

7/8=n/100

8/15=n/100

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The formula for finding percent increase is:
(Final - Initial)/Final * 100 = n
Divide both sides by 100 and you get:
(final-initial)/Final = n/100
Plug in all the numbers, and you get:
(15-8)/15 = n/100, or
7/15 = n/100

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The answer to this is 7/8=n/100

What Is 7*2*9*(45/5)*2 equal?

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$7\cdot2\cdot9\cdot (45)/(5) \cdot2=14\cdot9\cdot9\cdot2=126\cdot18=2,268$

$7 * 2* 9 * (45/5) *2 \n \n = 7 * 2 * 9 * 9*2 \n \n = 14 * 81 * 2 \n \n = 14 * 162 \n = 2268$

when n basketball uniforms are purchased , the cost , C , of each uniforms is given by the equation C=40n+260/n. if the cost of each uniform was $60 , how many uniforms were purchased?

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Answer: 13 uniforms.

Step-by-step explanation: To solve the given problem we need to calculate the number of basketball uniforms that were purchased if the cost of each uniform was $60, using the given equation:

C= $C=(40n-260)/(n)$