Answer: 1.25 p , where p= Weight of Jordan's dog
Step-by-step explanation:
Let p = Weight of Jordan's dog .
Given: Emmett apostrophe's dog with 25% more than Jordan star.
Then, weight (in pounds) of Emmett apostrophe s dog = p +25% of p
= p +0.25 p [We divide a number by 100 to remove %]
= p(1+0.25)
= p(1.25)
=1.25 p
Hence, the expression represents the weight in pounds of Emmett apostrophe's dog=1.25 p
Answer:
there was a 16% increase since 2010 to 2012
Step-by-step explanation:
lets say the train had 100 people on it in 2010 and in 2011 it had an 8% increase which then brings you to 8 plus 100 and you get 108.
Now in 2012 there was an increase 8%, so you will add 8 to your previous answer 108 and receive 116. So now there was 16 more passengers in 2012 than in 2010. Transfer the 16 passengers into 16% and you now have your answer.
f(-2)=g(-2)
Think of the number in parentheses as your x value. f(x)=y. In this case the line hit at (-2,4) so when f(x) = 4, g(x)= 4 and 4=4 so you then have to find the x which in this case is -2. I’m pretty bad at explaining but there’s your answer