Question:
Which coordinate grid shows Point A at (−0.25, 1.75)?
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to make chart. You have to add 1.25 to your total every 6 months.
- Start $15.50
- 6 months $15.75
- 12 months $18.00
- 18 months. $19.25
Answer: 98.1%
Explanation:
A 10% sale means that the post-sale price of the item is now 90%, or 0.9 of the original cost of the item. We then apply 9% sales tax by multiplying the 0.9 by 109%, or 1.09. 0.9 * 1.09 = .981, so the total cost of the item is 98.1% of the original pre-sale sticker price.
For percentage problems that do not deal with a specific starting number, it is always helpful to plug in 100 for the starting number. Here, we would then have a post-sale price of 90 dollars, and if we calculate the sales tax for the 90-dollar item it would be 90 * 0.09 = $8.10. THis gives us a total cost of 90 + 8.10 = $98.10, or 98.1% of the original 100-dollar price.
Perimeter=22 inches
Area=121/4 inches
