Answer:
1%
Step-by-step explanation:
\text{\color{blue}{100\%} represents the \color{blue}{starting balance}: \color{blue}{\$50}.}
100% represents the starting balance: $50.
Method 1
Express the ending balance as a percentage of the starting balance:
\frac{\color{darkviolet}{\$50.50}}{\color{blue}{\$50}}=
$50
$50.50
=
\,\,1.01
1.01
1.01\times100=
1.01×100=
\,\,\color{darkviolet}{101\%}
101%
\text{Subtract the starting \color{blue}{100\%} to get the \color{green}{percent interest}:}
Subtract the starting 100% to get the percent interest:
\color{darkviolet}{101\%}-\color{blue}{100\%}=
101%−100%=
\,\,\boxed{\color{green}{1\%}}
1%
Answer:
The red is 1/3 and yellow is 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
there are 3 colors and 1 of them is red so 1/3 same goes to the yellow 4 colors and is 1 yellow so 1/4
Answer:
56
Step-by-step explanation:
13/25 because I got the answer right
Answer:
n ≥ 6.24/x
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
Amount spent is atleast $6.24
Let price spent = p
p ≥ $6.24
If cost of granola bar = x
The number of granola bars, n purchased will be :
n ≥ 6.24/x
Since cost of granola bar isn't given, we represent it as x.
