He starts saving $ in January to buy a gift in June. (which is 6 months, or 5 months not including June)
Each month he saves 2/3 of his allowance, which is $14.
[his allowance each month is $21, 2/3 of his allowance is $14]
(you multiply 21 by 2/3 = 42/3 = 14)
The gift he wants to buy is $110
x = the number of months
y = total cost
14x = y
14x = 110 [he saves $14 each month, he wants to have a total of $110 to buy a gift]
Plug in 6 for x in the equation
14(6) = 110
84 = 110 (He is $26 short, so saving either for 5 or 6 months will not get Ian $110)
Ian will not have enough money because he is $26 short for 6 months or $40 short for 5 months. (you can decide whether you want to go by 5 months or 6(including June), sorry for the confusing answer)
Answer:
The answer is B the average tax rate
2c3 Because when you look at it when you look at the question if I do that and then you were at the AC is at the two and see is that the three on the number line then you would add that on and you’ll get your answer
I would estimate it by doing 300%= times3 so 25 times 3 +75 then + 5% of 25 about 1 so 76. so it would be times by 305% (Its just an estimation)
