So you would use a frequency table when they are asking for how many times does this come in to the play. For example , let's say there was a play and 2 different characters we're in it the cat came out 3 times and the the dog came out 5 times. Which character came out more times.
Given : Brandon buys a radio for $45.99 .sales tax rate is 7%.sales tax is a consumption tax imposed by the government on the sale of goods and services.
Let the price of Radio before the sales tax be $x. Sales tax on $x is 7% x.
Price before sales tax + Amount of sales tax= Cost of Radio.
x+7%x =45.99
Or x+0.07x=45.99
1.07x=45.99
Dividing both sides by 1.07.
x= 41.11
Cost of Radio before tax = $41.11
Sales tax paid = 43.99-41.11= 2.88
Tax paid = $2.90 (To nearest cent)
Answer:
x=4 x=10
Step-by-step explanation:
(x - 6) (x - 8) =8
We need to multiply out the left side
x^2 -8x -6x+48 = 8
x^2 -14x +48 = 8
Subtract 8 from each side
x^2 -14x +48-8 = 8-8
x^2 -14x+40 =0
We need to factor the left side. What two numbers multiply to give 40 and add to give -14
-4*-10 = 40
-4+-10 = -14
(x-4) (x-10) =0
Using the zero product property
x-4=0 x-10 =0
x=4 x=10
