BriBri97 BriBri97

18-09-2014
Mathematics

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How many $3.50 burgers can you buy for a million and 60 dollars?

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danieltaylor97 danieltaylor97

18-09-2014

1000000 + 60 = 1000060

1000060/3.50 = 285,731.428571429.

So you can buy 285,731 burgers.

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Geekhawk Geekhawk

18-09-2014

The answer is $285,731.42(rounded to the nearest hundredths)
To get the answer, you divide $1,000,060 by $3.50
You move the decimals two to the left so that $3.50 is a whole number which is 1,000,060/350=$285,731.42

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