3 × 3 = 9
4 × 4 = 16
5 × 5 = 25
So, the perfect squares between 6 and 31 is :
{9, 16, 25}
The answer is negative one hundred 95 or -195
<u>Markup . . . </u>
-- I buy a cabbage for $1.00 and put it on the shelf in my store.
-- I mark it up 100% . . . I offer it for sale for $2.00
-- I mark it up 200% . . . I offer it for sale for $3.00 .
<u>Markdown . . .</u>
-- I buy a cabbage for $1.00 and put it on the shelf in my store.
-- I mark it down 100% . . . I sell it for zero. (I give it away.)
-- I mark it down 200% . . . I give you $1.00 to take it home with you.
Answer:
223?
Step-by-step explanation:
6n +7 (nth term)
(6*36)+7 = 223
