Answer:
No, but you could just ask the question here....
Step-by-step explanation:
Sorry, i don't.
What's da Q?
If you would like to know Mike's tax, you can calculate this using the following steps:
a market value ... 310000
the property ... 40% of the market value = 40% * 310000 = 40/100 * 310000 = 124000
the tax rate ... 145.10 per 1000 of assessed valuation
145.10 ... 1000 of assessed valuation
x ... 124000 of assessed valuation
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145.10 * 124000 = 1000 * x /1000
x = 145.10 * 124000 / 1000
x = 17992.4 (Mike's tax)
The correct result would be: Mike's tax is 17992.4.
The function that the naval engineer uses related P (pressure) and d (depth of ocean).
<em>Is there any restriction on the domain ( d: depth of the ocean)? Yes!</em>
The domain would be from 0 (at sea level or 0 depth) until the depth of the ocean (which is not infinite). Hence, we can write:

Choice D is the correct one.
ANSWER: D
The answer would be B. because a unit rate is usually equal to one for the sake of conversion