Straight lines are 180 degrees and angle BCD is 110 degrees, and also AB and CB are the same which means 180-110=70 and 70 divided by 2 is 45 degrees so m angle A =45 degrees and m angle B= 90 degrees and ACB is 45 degrees
In the first 25% of the produce, 7% of that is defective. Which means that 25%*93% is not defective.
=20.75% not defective.
In the second 30% of the produce, 6% is defective Which means that 30%*94%
=28.2% not defective
Now for the 3rd 45% of the produce, 4% is defective which means that
45%*96%
=43.2% not defective.
Added together, 20.75+28.2+43.2=92.15% not defective.
Amount charged for downloading individual songs = x dollars
Amount charged for downloading an entire album = y dollars
In respect to person A:
6x + 2y = 25.92
3x + y = 12.96
y = 12.96 - 3x
In respect to person B:
4x + 3y = 33.93
Putting the value of y from the first equation in the second, we get
4x + 3(12.96 - 3x) = 33.93
4x + 38.88 - 9x = 33.93
- 5x = - 4.95
x = 0.99 dollars
Putting the value of x in the first equation, we get
y = 12.96 - 3x
= 12.96 - 2.97
= 9.99 dollars
Answer:
SI = $1,200 ; A = $6,200
Step-by-step explanation:
First, converting R percent to r a decimal
r = R/100 = 3%/100 = 0.03 per year,
then, solving our equation
I = 5000 × 0.03 × 8 = 1200
I = $ 1,200.00
The simple interest accumulated
on a principal of $ 5,000.00
at a rate of 3% per year
for 8 years is $ 1,200.00.
The number which is express in each of the models as given in the image attached to the task content are as follows;
a). 1.37
b). 1.37
c). 1.37.
<h3>What numbers are expressed according to the given models in the task content?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the models describe that One flat represents 1 whole, One rod represents 1 tenth and one unit represents 1 hundredth.
It therefore follows from the task content that in each of the models, the algebraic sum of flat(s), rods and units as the case may be results in the value; 1.37 as the utmost number represented by the models.
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