Morgan should first take the 40% off then apply the $15 coupon
Lets say her total was $150.
If you take the 40% off first, you get $90
150 * .6 = 90 (since you are taking off 40% you are still paying the rest of the 60% so you can just save extra steps by multiplying by .6 and not .4)
Now you subtract 15 from that value.
90 - 15 = 75 If Morgan takes the 40% off first and then applies the $15 dollar coupon, she has to pay $75.
If she applies the $15 coupon first, her total before the 40% is $135
150 - 15 = 135
The total will come out to be $81
$135 * .6 = 81
If Morgan takes the discount first before applying the coupon she has to pay less and saves the most money.
Answer:
b > 12.71
Step-by-step explanation:
Here in this question we have to solve the inequality equation given for b (An unknown variable}
Now, the equation is 
⇒ 
We are taking the base of the log here is 10.
So, 
{Since 
and 
}
⇒ b > 12.71 (Approximate) (Answer)
replace the numbers given for x & y so
the equation becomes 3*(-3) + 2*(-4) =
3*-3 = -9
2*-4 = -8
-9 + -8 = -17
0.8 or 4/5
Both are correct, but in different form.
Your welcome.
Step-by-step explanation:
use desmos it's a graphing calculator just put in the equation
