Q: This technique is excellent for any kind of socks, but especially any kind of casual socks. It is also an easy one for children to learn. Start by finding a pair of clean matching socks to fold. Lay the socks on a flat surface such as a table or an ironing board. Line up the socks together so that if you turn them to the side, it should look like you have 1 sock. The toes, heels and cuffs should all be lined up.
A: Use the most common and easiest method to start learning how to fold.

Q: Many people may already know their yearly salary, but in the event that you don't, check your most recent pay stub. Use your gross (not net) paythat is your amount before taxesand multiply the number by the number of pay periods in a year. For those on a bi-weekly schedule, you would multiply the number by 26. For those whose companies offer two scheduled paydays per month, such as the 15th and 30th/31st, you will only multiply the number by 24. For a quick rule of thumb, you can use a standard formula such as: 7.5 hours per day x 5 days per week x 52 weeks per year = 1,950 hours worked per year. 8.0 hours per day x 5 days per week x 52 weeks per year = 2,080 hours worked per year. Once you have these two numbers, you can divide your totally yearly income by your total number of yearly hours to reach an approximate hourly wage. For example, if your total income was $15,000 and your total number of hours was 2,080, then 15,000 / 2,080 = approximately $7.21 per hour.
A: Calculate your yearly income. Calculate how many hours you work in one year. Calculate your hourly wage.

Q: Water-packed veggies, like artichoke hearts or roasted red peppers, pickles and flavored mustards are all good choices for sandwiches. Reduced-sodium broth, frozen vegetables, canned tomatoes, whole grains like brown rice and pearl barley and delicious spices and seasonings will help you to whip up an easy soup at a moment's notice. Canned beans and fish, healthy fats like olive oil, nuts or seeds for sprinkling, vinegars, dressing and dressing ingredients will help you to prepare salads easily. Lean meat and poultry, beans, whole-wheat pasta, brown rice, frozen vegetables and spices and seasonings can all be combined in a variety of ways to create both main and side dishes.
A: Stock ingredients for sandwiches. Keep soup components on hand. Have the ingredients you need to make quick salads. Keep other staples for mixed dishes.

Q: You can think of a significant digit as an "interesting" or an "important" digit that gives you useful information about a number. This means that any zeroes to the right of whole numbers or to the left of decimals can be discounted because they are placeholders. To find the number of significant digits in a number, just count the number of digits from left to right. Here are some examples: 1.239 has 4 significant digits 134.9 has 4 significant digits .0165 has 3 significant digits This depends on the problem you're working with. If you're rounding a number to two significant digits, for example, then you'll need to identify the second significant digit of the number and then use the number to the right of it to see if you should round it down or up. Here are some examples: 1.239 rounded to 3 significant digits is 1.24. This is because the digit to the right of the third digit, 3, is a 9, which is 5 or more. 134.9 rounded to 1 significant digit is 100. This is because the digit to the right of the digit in the hundreds place, or the first digit, 1, is 3, which is less than 5. 0.0165 rounded to 2 significant digits is 0.017. This is because the second significant digit is 6, and the number to the right of it, 5, makes it round up. To do this, you will first have to add up the numbers you are given. Then, you will have to find the number with the lowest amount of significant digits and then round your entire answer to that place. Here's how you do it: 13.214 + 234.6 + 7.0350 + 6.38 = 261.2290 See that the second number, 234.6, is only accurate to the tenths place, or four significant digits. Round the answer so that it is only accurate to the tenths place. 261.2290 becomes 261.2. First, multiply all of the numbers that you are given. Then, check them to see which number is rounded to the least amount of significant digits. Finally, round your finally answer to match the level of accuracy of that number. Here's how you do it: 16.235 0.217 5 = 17.614975 Notice that the 5 number only has one significant digit. This means that your final answer will only have one significant digit as well. 17.614975 rounded to one significant digit becomes 20.
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Understand what a significant digit is. Round a number to an amount of significant digits. Round to the correct number of significant digits in addition. Round to the correct number of significant digits in multiplication.