Answer:
(0, 50) (25, 57.5) (50, 122.5) (75, 195) (100, 275)
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that he earns 30% percent of the money made on sales, plus $50 a week. We know that he starts off with 50, because that's how much he made by working that week. To figure out how much money he made off of each one, we have to calculate 30% of the sale, and add that to the total amount of money he has made up to that point. I hope this helps :)
I think it'd be 93.6% . I could be wrong. If so, you can report the answer I gave and it should get deleted. :)
6 times the sum of 12 and 8 =
6(12 + 8) =
6(20) =
120
The answer of the problem is 120.
Answer:
The first car is traveling at a speed of
s1=62 mi/hr.
The second car is traveling at a speed of s2=67 mi/hr.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let t be the amount of time the cars are traveling
s1=248/t and s2=268/t
We are told:
s1=s2-5
That is
248/t=268/t-5
⇒248=268- 5t
⇒5t=20
⇒t=4
s1=248/4=62
s2=268/4=67
She gives away n books per week, so If 
, then she has (
) books left at any time.
this will be the explicit formula.
so we need to write in terms of recrusive.
to be recrusive each term must be expressed in terms of previous term.
in this represent ![a_{w[tex] +1](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%20a_%7Bw%5Btex%5D%20%2B1%20)
} [/tex] in terms of 
replace w+1 in place of w .
.
. this will be the recrusive expression for number of books she left.
