Imagine you work at a local store. In the register all you have are nine $10 bills, nine $1 bills, and nine dimes. What’s the largest amount of change that you can give someone?
What’s the least?
What would you do if someone needed .07 cents in change?

So you have:

$10 bills --- 9

$1 bills 9

$0.10 9

The maximum amount of change that you can give is al of that together.

9*$10 + 9*$1 + 9*$0.10  = $99.90

(supposing that a person only hands you a $100 bill because he needs to have smaller bills for something).

The minimum change that you can give is just a dime, so it is $0.10

If you need to give $0.07 to someone, you should give him a dim ($0.10)

Because is the smaller that you have, and if we round $0.07 it would be rounded up to $0.10.

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step-by-step explanation:

question

what is the value of the third quartile of the data set represented by this box plot? a. 19 b. 21 c. 26 d. 29

answer

c