Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
√15 (3√5)^2 3√5^2 3√10
Better deal normlly means the rate that cost less
rate=cost/amount
9=cost and 3/4 bushel = amount for one store
3/4=0.75
9/0.75=12/1 aka $12/1bushel
9 =cost and 2/3 bushel =amount for another
2/3=about 0.66666
9/0.66666=13.5/1 aka $13.5/1 bushell
compare
12 dollars per bushe vs 13.5 dollar per bushel
12 is cheaper
therefor $9 For 3/4 bushel is better deal
<span>The computation for the confidence level = (18/20) x 100% =
90 %, the E or the margin error = 0.023 and the p = to 0.71. Confidence
interval can be achieved by using the formula (p-E, p+E) = (0.71-0.025,
0.71+0.025). Therefore, the confidence interval is (0.685,0.735).</span>
Answer:
113
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of adult tickets sold =a
Let the number of student tickets sold =s
A total of 259 tickets were sold, therefore:
a+s=259
Adult tickets were sold for $24 each and student tickets were sold for $16 each.
Total Revenue = $5,312
Therefore:
24a+16s=5,312
We solve the two derived equations simultaneously.
From the first equation
a=259-s
Substitute a=259-s into 24a+16s=5,312
24(259-s)+16s=5,312
6216-24s+16s=5,312
-8s=5,312-6216
-8s=-904
Divide both sides by -8
s=113
Therefore, 113 student tickets were sold.
Answer:
1.1 R5.83
1.2 R70.01
1.3 58.34%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that he buys a pack of 12 racing cars for R49,99 then the unit cost for a car which is the total cost divided by the number of cars in a pack
= R49,99/12
= R4.17
If each car is sold for R10 then the profit made on each car which is the difference between the cost and the selling price
= R10 - R4.17
= R5.83
The profit margin on one pack of 12 racing cars
Profit margin is the ratio of the profit to the total selling price
The total profit (profit on one pack of 12 racing cars)
= R5.83 * 12
=R70.01
Total selling price = R10 * 12
=R120
Margin = R70.01 / R120
= 58.34%
