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Chapter 4, Problem 8MCQ
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To find: Estimate the number of smart phones if there are 1450 students.
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Answer to Problem 8MCQ
The number of smart phones is approximately 847(when it is rounded to nearest whole number).
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The number of students at Jefferson school has Smart phone is represented by
Calculation:
Let’s plug in x as 1450 into the given equation and simplify.
Let’s simplify the right side of the equation.
Conclusion: The number of smart phones is approximately 847(when it is rounded to nearest whole number).
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To determine
To find: Mathematical practice did we used to solve this problem.
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Expert Solution
Answer to Problem 8MCQ
The problem used substitution, multiplication property of equality and addition property of equality.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Firstly x is substituted 1450 then multiplied with the 0.482.Finally added this result to 148.
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