Cooking time Helen bought a 24-pound turkey for her family’s Thanksgiving dinner and wants to know what time to put the turkey In to the oven. She wants to allow 20 minutes per pound cooking time. Calculate the length of time needed to roast the turkey: (a) First, by multiplying 24 · 20 to find the total number of minutes and then multiplying the answer by 1 60 to convert minutes into hours. (b) Next, by multiplying 24 ( 20 · 1 60 ) . (c) Which of the properties of real numbers says that your answers to parts (a), where you multiplied ( 24 · 24 ) 1 60 , and (b), where you multiplied 24 ( 20 · 1 60 ) should be equal?
Cooking time Helen bought a 24-pound turkey for her family’s Thanksgiving dinner and wants to know what time to put the turkey In to the oven. She wants to allow 20 minutes per pound cooking time. Calculate the length of time needed to roast the turkey: (a) First, by multiplying 24 · 20 to find the total number of minutes and then multiplying the answer by 1 60 to convert minutes into hours. (b) Next, by multiplying 24 ( 20 · 1 60 ) . (c) Which of the properties of real numbers says that your answers to parts (a), where you multiplied ( 24 · 24 ) 1 60 , and (b), where you multiplied 24 ( 20 · 1 60 ) should be equal?
Cooking time Helen bought a 24-pound turkey for her family’s Thanksgiving dinner and wants to know what time to put the turkey In to the oven. She wants to allow 20 minutes per pound cooking time. Calculate the length of time needed to roast the turkey: (a) First, by multiplying
24
·
20
to find the total number of minutes and then multiplying the answer by
1
60
to convert minutes into hours.
(b) Next, by multiplying
24
(
20
·
1
60
)
.
(c) Which of the properties of real numbers says that your answers to parts (a), where you multiplied
(
24
·
24
)
1
60
, and (b), where you multiplied
24
(
20
·
1
60
)
should be equal?
Stuart’s annual salary is $89,800. He pays 23% in taxes. After taxes, he pays 4% into retirement. How much does Stuart pay into retirement? What is Stuart’s annual salary after taxes and retirement?
Mr. Jones wants to fill his rectangular fish tank with water. The fish tank measures 2 feet wide, 6 foot long, and 4 feet high. Mr. Jones only wants the water in the tank to have a height of 3 feet. If he uses a bucket that holds 6 cubic feet of water, how many buckets of water does Mr. Jones need to fill the fish tank to the desired height?
A child's admission to a local production of Hamilton costs $10 and an adult's admission cost $25. On Saturday, the theater company sold sixty more adult tickets than child tickets and made a total iof $5350. How many tickets of each type did they sell?
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