Divide 18 by 3
The dividend is 18
The divisor is 3
The answer is the quotient
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To find out how many months your erasers will last, you need to divide the total number of erasers (dividend) by the number of erasers used each month (divisor). In this case, the dividend is 18 erasers, the divisor is 3 erasers per month. Dividing 18 by 3 gives you a quotient of 6 months. Therefore, your erasers will last for 6 months if you use 3 erasers each month.
Oh, dude, let's break it down. So, you've got 18 erasers, and you're using 3 erasers each month. That means your erasers will last 6 months, because 18 divided by 3 is 6. The dividend is 18 (the total number of erasers), the divisor is 3 (the number of erasers used each month), and the quotient is 6 (the number of months your erasers will last). Math is fun, right?
Well, honey, the teacher would need to buy 70 pencils (7 boxes) and 70 erasers (5 boxes) to have the same amount of each. So, in total, she'd need to buy at least 12 boxes to make sure she's stocked up on both pencils and erasers. Hope that helps, sugar!
seven plus tax 8, with two cents left over.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! Let's start by finding the total cost of 2 dozen erasers. Since a dozen is 12, 2 dozen is 24 erasers. If each eraser costs 50 cents, the total cost before tax is 24 erasers x $0.50 = $12. Now, to find the total cost including tax, we need to add the 8% tax. So, the total cost including tax would be $12 + ($12 x 0.08) = $12 + $0.96 = $12.96.
Generally speaking, they are approximately cuboid. Having said that, my sharpener has a slightly narrower (pinched) middle. And lots of erasers and sharpeners for younger children come in all sorts of weird and wonderful shapes.
Depends on what type of eraser you have. I measured the original pink eraser 5cm long.