To round numbers to the nearest hundred thousand, make the numbers whose last five digits are 00001 through 49999 into the next lower number that ends in 00000. For example 6,424,985 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand would be 6,400,000.
Answer:
D. 105 students and 150 guests
Step-by-step explanation:
105 students and $1 for each ticket is $105.(105 x 1 = 105)
150 guests and $5 for each ticket is $750.(150 x 5 =750)
$105 + $750 = $855
Answer:
irrational, whole number, and integer
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Choice D) The h(x) values -4, -2, 2, 4, and 6
Explanation:
The range is the set of all possible y outputs, or h(x) outputs.
We simply list the y coordinate of each blue point shown on the graph.
We cannot say something like -4 ≤ h(x) ≤ 6 because there are gaps where the function is not defined. For instance, h(x) = 0 is not possible, so 0 is not in the range. Put another way: there is no point with y coordinate 0 on the graph, so that's why 0 is not part of the range.
Answer:
Selling price of hockey game set is $145.32 , markup price is $210.54 and profit is $96 .
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that the selling price of hockey game set be x .
As given
Pyotr Tchaikovsky Sporting Goods operates on a 45% overhead based on the selling price, which results in an overhead of $65.34 on the newest version of an air hockey game set.
45% is written in the decimal form .

= 0.45
Thus the equation becomes
0.45 × x = 65.34
0.45x = 65.34

x = 145.2
Therefore the selling price of the hockey game set is $145.2 .
Thus
Markup price = Selling price + Overhead Price
= $145.2 + $65.34
= $ 210.54
As given
If the air hockey game set costs Pyotr Tchaikovsky Sports $49.32 .
i.e Cost price of the hockey game set = $ 49.32
Profit = Selling price - Cost price
= 145.32 - 49.32
= $ 96
Therefore selling price of hockey game set is $145.32 , markup price is $210.54 and profit is $96 .