Answer:
It would cost <em>n</em> people $<em>nd</em> to play Decimal Decisions and $<em>nr</em> to play Ratio Rage. So, it would cost <em>n</em> people $<em>nd</em> + $<em>nr</em>= $2<em>n</em>(<em>d</em> + <em>r</em>).
<em>d</em>= Decimal Decisions and <em>r</em>= Ratio Rage
You didn't give a price for either game, so I just did variables in place of actual cost. Hope this helps!
First you do 4500 × 0.04
Then take that number and add it to 4500
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Use sum of internal angles formula 180°(n - 2)
<u>For regular 24-gon it is:</u>
<u>Each angle would be:</u>
