Jillian Oconnell

Mathematics

17 October, 16:35

Jackie is a toll both employee. She is determining the amount of tool money collected from bicyclists in 1 day. she wrote the expression 2·4·0.5. Describe two possible situations that could have occurred that day for her to write this expression

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