Using proportions, it is found that the Customer Acquisition Cost was of $1,215.
<h3>What is a proportion?</h3>
A proportion is a fraction of a total amount.
In this problem, the customer acquisition cost is the spending in sales divided by the number of customers added.
80 customers were added, considering costs of 1200 + 9000 + 87000 = $97,200, hence:
97200/80 = $1,215.
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<span>Ok. You would set up the problem like this: 32/x=64/100 and then cross multiply; 3200=64x; divide both sides by 64; x=50. Mary has 50 customers.</span>
Answer:
180 i think if you are not sure with my ans then just don't use it k bey
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Discount = $290.76 × 0.2 = $58.15
Cost After Discount = $290.76 - $58.15 = $232.61
Sales Tax = 0.0625 × $232.61 = $14.56
How Much You Pay = $232.61 + $14.56 = $247.17
Step-by-step explanation:
Discount:
290.76 × 0.2* = 58.152
Round that to 58.15
* Turn 20% into a decimal (0.2)
Cost after Discount:
290.76 - 58.15 = 232.61
Sales Tax:
First turn 6.25 % into a decimal. Which would be 0.0625.
0.0625 × 232.61* = 14.556875
Then we round to the nearest hundredth and you get 14.56.
* We us the amount after the discount instead of the original price.
How much you pay:
232.61 + 14.56 = 247.17
Answer:
DE = 7.07 RS = 11.04 not congruent
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula:
D (5,0) E (0,-5)
DE
d= 7.07
R (-5,-5) S (6,-6)
RS
d= 11.04
