Mathematics, 27.06.2019 05:00 RNBWBlight2037

30 ounces = how many pounds and ounces

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Answer from: ladybugys

" 1 lb , 14 oz. " .

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Note the exact conversion: " 16 oz. = 1 lb. " .

→ {that is: " 16 ounces = 1 pound " .}.

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30 oz. * ( 1 lb / 16 oz). = $\frac{30}{16}$ lbs. ;

= (30/2) / (16/2) lbs.

= (15 / 8) lbs. ;

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8 ┌ 15

- 8

7 ;

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The answer is equal to: " 1 7/8 lbs. " .

→ (1 lb) + (7/8) (lb). ;

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→ (7/8) lb. = how many "oz." ??

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Note the exact conversion: " 1 lb. = 16 oz. " .

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→ $\frac{7 lb}{8}$ * $\frac{16 oz}{1 lb}$ ;

= $\frac{7}{8} * \frac{16}{1}$ oz. ;

→ The "8" cancels to a "1" ; and the "16" cancels to a "2" ;

→ {since: " {16 ÷ 8 = 2 } " ;

and: {since: " {8 ÷ 8 = 1 } " .

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→ So we can rewrite as:

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→ $\frac{7}{1} * \frac{2}{1}$ oz. ;

= { 7 * 2 } oz. ;

= 14 oz.

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→ So:

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→ " 30 oz. " = " (1 lb) + (7/8) lb. " ;

= " 1 lb. + 14 oz. " ;

= " 1 lb , 14 oz. " .

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→ The answer is: " 1 lb , 14 oz. " .

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Let us check our

→ Does: " 1 lb. + 14 oz. = ? 30 oz. ? " ;

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Note the exact conversion: " 1 lb. = 16 oz. " .

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→ Does: " 16 oz. + 14 oz. = ? 30 oz. ?? " ;

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16 oz

+ 14 oz

30 oz.

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→ Does: " 30 oz. = ? 30 oz. ? " ??? ; → Yes!

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Hope this helps!

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Answer from: Quest

the square root of what number? if you add that, then someone will probably answer the question.

Answer from: Quest

total amount to be paid = $19.5

step-by-step explanation:

given ,

original price = $25.99

discount = 25%

discount amount = 25% of original price

discount amount = 25/100 * 25.99

discount amount = $6.49

hence , the total amount to be paid = original price - discount amount

= $25.99 - $6.49

=$19.5

total amount to be paid = $19.5

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