Welp, looking at the number: 66
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The second digit "6" is up to or more than 5.
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So, we can clearly round it up.
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In this case, we are rounding to the nearest hundredth.
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Hm, 100 is pretty close to 66.
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We can now say that the nearest hundredth is 100.
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BAM! *drops mic*
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Answer:
The correct answer is 54.76 years.
Step-by-step explanation:
The national health care expenditure (H) , in billion of dollars is modeled by
H = 29.57 ×
.
To measure the time before which national health expenditure reach 6000 billion dollars.
Thus putting the value of H = 6000 in the above modeled equation we get,
⇒ 6000 = 29.57 × 
⇒
= 
⇒ 202.908 = 
Taking logarithm with the base of e (㏑) both sides we get,
⇒ ㏑ 202.908 = ㏑ 
⇒ ㏑ 202.908 = 0.0970 × t
⇒ 0.0970 × t = 5.312
⇒ t = 
⇒ t = 54.76.
Thus the total time required before which national health expenditure reach 6000 billion dollars is 54.76 years.
First take the original price and multiple by 1/4 or .25. You should get 4.73 then you subtract that from 18.95 and your answer is 14.22