Chapter 1: Problem 40
Convert the numbers to standard form. 2 ten-thousands \(+6\) thousands \(+2\) ones
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Chapter 1: Problem 40
Convert the numbers to standard form. 2 ten-thousands \(+6\) thousands \(+2\) ones
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Show that \(6 \div 3=2\) but \(3 \div 6 \neq 2\) by using multiplication to check.
Convert the numbers to standard form. 5 hundreds \(+2\) tens \(+4\) ones
On a trip, Stephen had his car washed four times and paid \(\$ 7, \$ 10, \$ 8,\) and \(\$ 7 .\) What was the average amount spent per wash?
Multiply. $$\begin{array}{r} 725 \\ \times 3 \\ \hline \end{array}$$
Use a calculator to perform the indicated operations. (IMAGE CANNOT COPY) $$12^{5}$$
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