Questions in Grade High-school

Questions in Grade High-school

📝 Answered - How do I find the solution to [tex]|p| < 1.3[/tex]?

📝 Answered - Students are selling candy bars. They earn $0.50 for each one they sell. They want to earn at least $455. Write and solve an inequality to find the fewest candy bars they need to sell to reach their goal.

📝 Answered - The perimeter of a rectangle is no more than 556 inches. The length is 150 inches. Write an inequality and find the possible widths for the rectangle.

📝 Answered - What symbol is used to separate the ones place from the tenths place in decimal numbers?

📝 Answered - Jason wants to buy a car. He has $2500 in his savings account and needs to pay $600 for insurance. How much can Jason spend on a car?

📝 Answered - Sarah must maintain a balance of at least $500 in her checking account to avoid finance charges. If her current balance is $794, write an inequality to determine how many times she can withdraw $25 for shopping without paying finance charges.

📝 Answered - Which system did the new government created under the Constitution use? A. A unitary system with all power concentrated in a central government B. A presidential system with a unicameral legislature C. A confederation with a better-organized central government than under the Articles of Confederation D. A totalitarian system E. A federal republic

📝 Answered - Melanie’s monthly pay is $5553.60. Each month she uses part of her pay for household expenses and donations. She deposits the rest into her savings account. How much does Melanie deposit into her savings account each month?

📝 Answered - A little more than 43 million households own dogs in the US. The rate of increase in dog ownership is 1.5% each year. Approximately how many households are expected to own dogs in 10 years if this trend continues?

📝 Answered - Daniel has 12 tennis balls. Manuel has twice as many tennis balls as Daniel. Kendra has twice as many tennis balls as Manuel. How many tennis balls do they have in all? Show work, please. Choices: A. 24 B. 36 C. 84 D. 96