The total cost for one can is: $25.41.
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Let us assume that we want to know the total cost of ONE CAN.
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To calculate our answer:
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$ 23.97 + [ (6/100) * 23.97)] = Our answer, in dollars.
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Note: "6%" = 6/100 = 0.06
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Rewrite as:
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$ 23.97 + [ (6/100) * 23.97)] = our answer, in dollars;
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$ 23.97 + (0.06 * 23.97)
= $ 23.97 + 1.4382
= $ 25.4082 ; Round to decimal places, to get:
<span>→ $ 25.41
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Full Question: Below is the diagram of the base of gazebo. Hunter is building for his backyard. He plans on gazebo having a height of 4 meters with a pyramid shaped roof that is an additional 2 meters high. He needs to order shingles for the roof and needs to know how much area is covered by shingles.
Answer:
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
No because there has to be a remaining opposite persent
