Answer:
(2x+5)(x+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
After factoring we can find that it equals
(2x+5)(x+4)
160 i believe. to find the area of a triangle act like its a square and divide in half. for squares multiply base by height.
take the area of each shape and add it up
First lets solve for x we know 3x=90. In this case x=30. Now we can solve for y. We know the triangle needs to equal 180 so y+2(30)=180. So we get y=120. Hope it helps
1: 80% The reason why is because if you do 4/5, you get .80, move the decimals to places to the right, and you get 80%
2: 95% Process of Elimination, and Educated Guess.
3: 33 1/3% If you do 50/150, you get 0.33333... Like I said, move the decimal point two places to the right, and you get 33.33...%
<em>I hope this helps, and Happy Holidays! :)</em>
First we must construct an equation to model the problem. (In this case we will use an inequality instead) This is what I came up with:
450.20+0.15s>=600.10
This equation shows how if her base earnings ($450.20) are added to 15% of her sales, represented by s, then the total will be greater than or equal to $600.10
Next, we simply solve for s. (steps shown below)
1) 450.20+0.15s>=600.10 (simply restating the inequality)
2) 0.15s>=149.90 (here I isolated the variable)
3)0.15s/0.15>=149.90/0.15 (Finally I solve for s by dividing both sides by 0.15, this will isolate s on the left and leave the answer on the right)
4) s>=999.33... (here I found the total sales the salesperson would need to reach his/her goal of earning a minimum of $600.10; the 3's after the decimal are repeating so in the next step I will round up to the nearest hundredth (b/c this is what money is rounded to and if I round down he/she would make less than her goal. This means i must round up.))
5) s>=999.34 (simple rounding; once again I rounded up b/c rounding down would slightly bring the total earnings to less than the goal)
<u>Therefore, the salesperson would need his/her sales to be $999.34 in order for his/her total earnings for the week to be at least $600.10</u> (greater than or equal to $600.10)
<u>Hope this helped!</u>
