Answer:1002
Step-by-step explanation:

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Applying this we get
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Answer:
8.9411%
Step-by-step explanation:
x
------ × 34000 = 3040
100
34000x = 304000
x = 304000
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34000
x = 8.94
Answer:
Upper quartile: 38
Lower quartile: 19
You already know the slope is 3 and you have the point, so you would plug it into y = mx + b
-2 = y
3 = m
-5 = x
Plug in:
-2 = 3(-5) + b
Solve:
-2 = -15 + b
-2 (+15) = -15 + b (+15)
13 = b
Now you have b, so you can form the equation where the slope is 3x and the y-intercept is 13.
Final answer: y = 3x + 13
I think the answer is 2 tyres but i am not sure but don’t blame me if it’s wrong