First, you need to get to one gallon, which is 37.20 divided by 12. (3.1)
Divide that number by four, which is: 0.775, or 0.78 rounded up to the nearest hundredth.
Hope that helped.
the denominator would be 12
I'm assuming this is a yearly interest.
2500*.04=100
7500*.05=375
so that would be $475 earned from interest
Answer:
194 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
The base fee of $15.99 is going to have to be paid, whether any miles are put on the truck or not. If the number of miles driven is our unknown, if we rent the truck for the base fee of $15.99 and drive it 0 miles, we still have to pay the $15.99. If we do drive it and we have to pay .92 a mile, the expression for that is .92x, where x is the number of miles driven (it is also the variable we are solving for!). The expression for this total cost is .92x + 15.99, and since we paid a total of $194.47, we set our cost equation equal to that number and solve for x:
.92x + 15.99 = 194.47 and
.92x = 178.48 so
x = 194 miles driven
False — if it doesn’t cross, it has no real roots.
