Find the factor of each expression. 3. 3d^2 23d 14

A set of equations is given below.

spayn [35]

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

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1 year ago

Haley wanted to determine if you could see the flag on the moon what tools should she use

AnnyKZ [126]

A army grade telescope

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2 years ago

At an electronics store, a $165 television is marked up 110%. Dave purchases the TV and must pay 6.5% sales tax. What is his fin

Mariana [72]

Firstly, we need to know the price of the TV after the 110$ increase.
$165 x 1.10 = $181.50
[This is an increase of $16.50]
[1.10 is the equivalent of 110%. 1 being 100% and the .10 being 10%]

Now for the sales tax. We apply a similar method.
$181.50 x 0.065 = $11.79
6.5% of $181.50 is $11.79, so we add the two together to find the final cost.

The final cost of the TV is $193.29

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3 years ago

Bought a new car lately? The following table presents the number of vehicles sold in a certain country by several manufacturers

ella [17]

Answer:

The Relative Frequency Table is:

<u> Manufacturer Relative Frequency </u>

General Motors 0.242

Ford 0.208

Chrysler LLC 0.148

Toyota 0.177

Honda 0.116

Nissan 0.109

Step-by-step explanation:

To find out the relative frequency we need to use the formula:

Relative Frequency = Frequency / Sum of All Frequencies

We can find the sum of all the frequencies by adding all the sales for the year 2013.

Sum of Frequencies for 2013 = 225,650 + 194,068 + 138,085 + 164,423 + 107,526 + 101,113

Sum of Frequencies for 2013 = 930865 cars

Now we can compute the relative frequencies for each of the manufacturers as follows:

General Motors: 225650/930865 = 0.242

Ford: 194068/930865 = 0.208

Chrysler LLC: 138085/930865 = 0.148

Toyota: 164423/930865 = 0.177

Honda: 107526/930865 = 0.116

Nissan: 101113/930865 = 0.109

Relative Frequency Distribution Table for the 2013 sales:

Manufacturer Relative Frequency

General Motors 0.242

Ford 0.208

Chrysler LLC 0.148

Toyota 0.177

Honda 0.116

Nissan 0.109

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2 years ago

Amelie needs 2| 3/8 cups flour for one recipe and 1| 1/3 cups of flour for another recipe.

ryzh [129]

Answer:

3 and 17/24 cups of flour

Step-by-step explanation:

You need to make the denominator the same so find what number the 8 and 3 can both be turned into to make the same number. They can both be made into a 24. 8x3=24 so you multiply the 3 by 3 making 9. Do the same to the 1/3, multiplying both by 8 making 8/24.

2 9/24 and 1 8/24 which can be made into 3 17/24

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2 years ago

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