Answer:
0.40d
d - 0.60d
Step-by-step explanation:
d - 0.60
This doesn't work because it wants 60<em><u>%</u></em> 0.60 without the percent is a decimal number, and is not 60% of d.
100% - 60% = 40%
0.40d works because it is multiplying 0.40 and d which is also 40%.
d - 0.60d works because it is multiplying 0.60 and d which is also 60% and then subtract it from d.
0.60d doesn't work because it want the discounted price not the discount.
1 - 0.60d doesn't work because we don't know that d = 1, so it is subtracting the discount from 1 not d.
it take him 90 hrs to plow 60 acres
Answer:
24% chance
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find the total number of graduates in the table, that number is 2610, that will be your numerator.
You will look at the table for the total number of students, that is 10730, that will be the denominator.
Now divide the smaller number/numerator (2610) by the larger number/denominator (10730)
= 0.2432432...
Then, multiply by 100 to get the percentage: 24.32432...%
Now, round to the nearest percentage: 24%
Answer:
$1,216
Step-by-step explanation:
Costs for Handsome Homes fabric
Area (sq. ft.) Cost (dollars)
(x) (y)
250 475
500 950
750 1,420
1000 1,900
If you divide any y-value by its corresponding x-value, the quotient will be 1.9
This means that each square foot costs $1.90 at Handsome Homes
Discount Diggers = 20% per sq. ft. less than Handsome homes
Discount Diggers = $1.90 - 20%
Discount Diggers = $1.90(100 - 20%)
Discount Diggers = $1.90(0.8)
Discount Diggers = $1.52
Now that it is known how much 1 square foot of fabric costs at Discount Diggers, we need to find how much 800 square feet of fabric costs.
$1.52 = 1 sq. ft.
$1.52(800) = 800 sq. ft.
$1,216
800 square feet of landscape fabric at Discount Diggers costs $1,216
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Answer: 
Concept:
In a function f(x), it represents a function in terms of x or for x. Therefore, to find the values in the function, substitute values within the parenthesis to solve.
Solve:
<u>Given information</u>

<u>Need to find</u>

<u>Substitute (x + 4) to the position of x</u>

<u>Distributive property on the numerator</u>

<u>Combine like terms</u>


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