A. Section 1.2 Divide the following. 5,730,000 ÷ 300 B. Section 3.1 Write the word name for each decimal. 0.582 1.0009 Round to the nearest tenth. 523.435 C. Section 1.2 The menswear department of the Gap has a sales goal of $1,384,000 for its spring sale. Complete the worksheet (Table 1-2) for the sales totals by region and by day. Decide if the goal was reached. What is the difference between the goal and the actual total sales amount? D. Section 3.1 Write the number that represents the decimal. Three hundred twelve thousandths Thirty-five hundredths MAT105 – Quantitative Methods Unit 1 DB Assignment E. Section 1.2 Atkinson’s Candy Company manufactures seven types of hard candy for its Family Favorites mixed candy. The bulk candy is repackaged from 84 containers that each contain 25 pounds of candy. The bulk candy is bagged in 3-pound bags and then packed in boxes for shipping. Each box contains 12 bags of mixed candy. Wilma Jackson-Randle reports that she currently has 1,000 3-pound bags on hand and 100 boxes of the size that will be used to ship the candy. Decide if enough materials are in inventory to complete the mixing and packaging process. F. Section 3.1 Write the number that represents the decimal. Sixty and twenty-eight thousandths Round to the nearest dollar. $785.03 $19.08 $1,823.37 G. Section 1.2 Add the integers. −4,216 + (−3,972) −305 + (−98) Multiply and check the product. 1,005 by 89 Multiply the integers. (−3)(46) H. Section 3.2 Kathy Mowers purchased items costing $14.97, $28.14, $19.52, and $23.18. How much do her purchases total? Joe Gallegos purchased a calculator for $12.48 and paid with a $20 bill. How much change did he get? I. Section 1.2 An acre of ground is equivalent to a square piece of land that is approximately 210 feet on each of the four equal sides. Fencing can be purchased in 50-foot rolls for $49 per roll. You are making a bid to install the fencing of a square plot of ground that is an acre at a cost of $1 per foot of fencing + the cost of materials. If the customer has bids of $1,700, $2,500, and $2,340 in addition to your bid, decide if your bid is the low bid for the job to determine if you will likely get the business. J. Section 3.2 Jim Roznowski submitted a travel claim for meals, $138.42; hotel, $549.78; and airfare, $381.50. Total his expenses. Martisha Jones purchased a jacket for $49.95 and a shirt for $18.50. She paid with a $100 bill. How much change did she receive? K. Section 1.2 If you are paying three employees $15 per hour and the fence installation in Exercise Letter I requires 21 hours when all three employees are working, determine how much you will be required to pay in wages. What will be your gross profit on the job? L. Section 3.2 Multiply. 43.7 (1.23) Laura Voight earns $8.43 per hour as a telemarketing employee. ...