Answer: Option 'B' and 'C' are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we know that irrational numbers are those real number which cannot be written in 
form.
Rational numbers are those real numbers which can be written in form.
Inverse property of multiplication is that property in which we write a number in reciprocal form .
Whole numbers starts from 0 and Natural numbers start from 1 and Integers contain both positive and negative numbers.
Hence, 
belongs to rational numbers sets and inverse property of multiplication sets.
Therefore, Option 'B' and 'C' are correct.
We start by calculating the assessed value, that is 41% of the price.
The price is $92,000.
Then, the assessed value is:
The property tax rate is $39.50 per $1000 of assessed value, so we can express this rate as:
We then can multiply this rate by the assessed value to calculate the total property tax:
NOTE: we could have also multiplied 39.50 by 37.72. The value 37.72 is the thousands of dollars of assessed value. We would have obtained the same result: 39.50*37.72=1489.94.
Answer: the property tax is $1,489.94.
200+12m= 644
subtract 200 from both sides
12m= 444
divide both sides by 12
m= 37
he sold 37 albums
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: A) When all three ticket prices generate the same revenue.
Step-by-step explanation:
Reserved tickets cost $20 each.
Field-level tickets cost $50 each.
Seat tickets cost $100 each.
Then if x represents the number of reserved tickets sold, the total revenue for the reserved tickets will be:
R(x) = x*$20
If w represents the number of field-level tickets sold, the total revenue for field-level tickets will be:
F(w) = w*$50
If y represents the number of seat tickets sold, then the total revenue for the seat tickets will be:
S(y) = y*$100
Those equations will intersect when:
R(x) = F(w) = S(y)
This will mean that they will intersect when all three tickets have the same revenue, then the correct option is:
A) When all three ticket prices generate the same revenue.
