Answer:
q=4/3
Step-by-step explanation:
simplify the right side, to 5/3
5/4q=5/3
multiply 4/5 on both sides
q = 5/3*4/5
q = 4/3
For this problem, we will take the given information and use it to create an expression representing the problem. We want the expression to equal the amount Dylan has.
Let's start by defining a variable.
d=dollars Leo has
We know that Dylan has 3 more dollars than twice the amount Leo has. We can take this information and create our expression.
2d+3 is our expression.
We multiply our variable by 2 and then add 3 since Dylan has twice the amount Leo has plus an addition of 3 more dollars.
Therefore, the solution is 2d+3.
1 + {[(1 * 0.5) x 12] x 3}
1 + {[0.5 x 12] x 3}
1 + {6 x 3}
1 + 18
19
I'm not sure if that's a 1.000 or 1,000 so:
1,000 + {[(1,000 * .5) x 12] x 3}
1,000 + {[500 x 12] x 3}
1,000 + {6,000 x 3}
1,000 + 18,000
19,000
Well depending on how you look at you could do $40 plus that extra 20% and since you said that means to add you would do the same price. as the actual price before you add that thirty 20% so you would add 40 plus 40 equals 80. If you did 25% the you would add 40 and 40 which is 80 and that's 20%out of 25% and add 5 to 80 and you get $85.
Answer:
Yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
