56$. What you do is: 50X1.12 because 12% is 0.12 and since they mark it up you are really paying 100%+12% (112%=1.12).
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Over a female lifetime, about 300 hundred to 400 hundred will mature and travel to the uterus
<h3>How many eggs reach maturation and transfer to the uterus in a female lifetime?</h3>
At birth, about 1 million eggs are present but by the period a person reaches adolescence, only about 300,000 are still there since a lot of follicles and oocytes would have been engaged to start the development and maturation process.
Only about three hundred to four hundred of them will ripe and ovulate over a woman's reproductive lifespan due to the decline in a woman's fertility as she matures.
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Answer:
3/2
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Plot the points (-2, -5) and (4, 4) on a graph.
2. Count how many units up and how many units over you have to go to get from the first point to the second. You go up 9 and over 6. That means the slope is 9/6.
3. Reduce 9/6 to 3/2.
Sam would have to get a 97 on his next test in order to maintain his average score at an 85. This is because if you add up 63, 84, 96, and 97 you get 340. When you divide 340 by the 4 test scores you get an average of exactly 85