Answer:
Anchoring
Step-by-step explanation:
Price anchoring is when potential buying rely on first price information about the commodity to buy. Price anchoring is used to create a price reference point when making decision as compare to old price. It also gives customers perception of future price.
<span>1. 5564÷91
I know that 9 * 6 = 56
5564 rounds to 5600
91 rounds to 9
Since 56/9 = 6, then 5600/90 is the same as 560/9 = 60
The estimate is 60
2. </span><span>5391÷25
5391 sounds to 5400
25 is 1/4 of 100.
That means when you divide by 25, you can divide by 100 and multiply by 4.
5400/100 = 54
54 * 4 = 216
Estimate: 216
3. </span><span>explain how to estimate 498÷12
48/12 = 4
498 is little more than 480, so 498/12 is little more than 40
4. </span><span>which is the closest estimate for 2130÷ 33
A.7 B.17 C.70 D.700
2130/33
Round off the numerator and denominator to
2100/30
Reduce the fraction
210/3
Since I know that 21/3 = 7, then 210/3 = 70
Estimate: 70
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Answer:
2X/(3+X)
Step-by-step explanation:
X = 3m/2-m
Cross multiply both sides
X × (2-m)= 3m
2X-Xm= 3m
2X= 3m+Xm
2X= m(3+X)
Divide both sides by the coefficient of m which is (3+X)
m= 2X/(3+X)
The next number in the series is 184
The answer is 110 adult tickets. Let x= student tickets and y= adult tickets.
We know that the total tickets sold was 440. That means the total number of student tickets (x) plus the total number of adult tickets (y) equaled 440. Putting it into an equation, you get:
x+y=440
Now we know that the amount of student tickets is equal to three times as many adult tickets, so in an equation that is seen as:
x=3y
In order to solve for one variable, plug in 3y for the x value of the first equation to get:
y+3y=440
then solve:
4y=440
y= 440/4
y=110
The total number of adult tickets sold was 110 tickets.
(This method used in math is technically called "Solving Systems of Equations", just fyi).
