Number theory and fractions unit test, connections academy 6th grade unit 7 lesson 14 semester A. what are all 15 answers??
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A track team needed to run or jog 20 laps for their practice. Of the total 29 laps, Sara completed 4/5ths as a fraction. Jamie completed the fraction 5/8. Maya completed 0.833, as a decimal, and Trey completed 0.875 as a decimal. Identify the desending numeric order of the laps completed.
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To identify the descending numeric order of laps completed, we need to convert all the given fractions and decimals into a common form. Let's convert them into decimals:
Sara: 4/5 = 0.8
Jamie: 5/8 ≈ 0.625
Maya: 0.833
Trey: 0.875
Now, let's arrange them in descending order:
Trey: 0.875
Maya: 0.833
Sara: 0.8
Jamie: 0.625
Therefore, the descending numeric order of laps completed is:
(0.875), (0.833), (0.8), (0.625).
Note: The information provided does not include all 15 answers that you're referring to. However, based on the given information, this is the descending order of laps completed.
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Apologies for the oversight. Since there is a missing entry in the information provided, it is not possible to determine the complete descending numeric order of laps completed. Without the information for the fifth person, it is not possible to provide a conclusive answer. Please provide the value of the missing entry to determine the correct order.
no, theres: Maya, Trey, Sara, Keenan, and Jamie. thats five. Sara did 4/5 as a fraction, Jamie did 5/8 as a fraction, Keenan did 5/9 as a fraction, Maya did 0.822 as a decimal, and Trey did 0.875 as a decimal.
Apologies for the confusion earlier. Based on the additional information provided, let's arrange the laps completed in descending order:
Trey: 0.875
Keenan: 5/9 ≈ 0.555 (fraction converted to decimal)
Maya: 0.822
Sara: 4/5 = 0.8 (fraction converted to decimal)
Jamie: 5/8 ≈ 0.625 (fraction converted to decimal)
Therefore, the descending numeric order of laps completed is:
(0.875), (0.822), (0.8), (0.625), (0.555).
Identify the ascending numerical order of the decimals and fractions. (the . is decimal, and the / is fractions, and the * is whole numbers.) Keep the original format for each item. 1* 1/9, 1* 1/6, 1* 3/12, 0.01, 0.062. answer choices:
1. 0.062, 1* 3/12, 0.01, 1* 1/6, 1* 1/9.
2. 14/12, 31/500, 7/6, 10/9, 0.002
3. 0.001, 0.062, 1* 1/9, 1* 1/6, 1* 3/12
4. 1* 3/12, 1* 1/9, 1* 1/6, 0.062, 0.01.
To identify the ascending numerical order of the decimals and fractions, let's compare the values given:
1* 1/9 ≈ 0.111 (fraction converted to decimal)
1* 1/6 ≈ 0.167 (fraction converted to decimal)
1* 3/12 = 0.25 (fraction simplified to decimal)
0.01
0.062
Now, let's arrange them in ascending order:
0.01, 0.062, 0.111 (1* 1/9), 0.167 (1* 1/6), 0.25 (1* 3/12)
Therefore, the ascending numerical order is:
(0.01), (0.062), (1* 1/9), (1* 1/6), (1* 3/12).
The answer choice that matches this order is:
4. 1* 3/12, 1* 1/9, 1* 1/6, 0.062, 0.01.