Four hundred fourty-four plus two hundred twenty two is six hundred sixty-six
Answer:
It represents growth, and the percentage rate of increase is of 8%
Step-by-step explanation:
Exponential equation:
An exponential equation has the following format:
In which A(0) is the initial amount and r is the rate of change, as a decimal. If positive, it is growth, if negative, it is decay.
In this question:
So
Since r is positive, it represents growth, and the percentage rate of increase is of 0.08*100% = 8%
Answer
Prepaid meters work on a system whereby the consumer pays upfront for the service. No money, no service. Residents on credit meters used to having 60 days to pay for electricity will now have to pay upfront before electricity is used
Answer #2
The more you use, the more you pay per block. So if you pay as you go through the month, or pay for more power than you need, you will end up paying more, but not getting more units on average.
Answer #3
Prepaid electricity rates per unit 2021 South Africa. Prepaid electricity rates for users who Eskom directly charges is R158. 36 (inclusive of VAT) for every 0-600kWh.
Step-by-step explanation
A new meter costs roughly R600 and installation should not exceed R1 000, according to installers in other municipalities. Converting to prepaid in eThekwini costs R2 010, which is affordable, and even in Msunduzi the cost is less than uMngeni at about R4 000.
Answer:
b = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Solve by inspection. b=10 makes both fractions equal to 1.
Both the numerator and denominator of the fraction on the right are 2 greater than those of the fraction on the left. The fractions will be equal when numerator and denominator are equal.
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b) Multiply by 60 and solve in the usual way.
6b = 5(b+2)
b = 10 . . . . . . . . . . subtract 5b
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c) Expand the fraction on the right, subtract the variable term.
b/10 = b/12 + 2/12
b(1/10 - 1/12) = 1/6
b/60 = 1/6 . . . . simplify
b = 60/6 = 10 . . . . multiply by 60
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<em>Comment on the question</em>
There is no "y", so you cannot solve for y. This is another example of poor quality control (editing) of math curriculum materials. It is my sincere wish that you not have to put up with that. Math is tough enough without this added confusion.
Answer:
Just Think this question is very easy use your own brain and not brainy app. XD