First you have to know the price of item.
EX: Say a candy car costs $1.50.
The candy bar was marked down 30%.
$1.50 x 30/100 = $.45
The item will decrease $.45.
$1.50 - $.45 = $1.05
To work out the distance of the path, you need to find out the circumference.
Formula for circumference = pi multiplied by the diameter
So you simply do:
pi multiplied by 1.4 miles
And you should get:
4.39822971503... miles
Simply round the result to an appropriate value (e.g. 3 decimal places).
Answer: 4.398 miles (to 3dp)
Hope the answer helps :)
Circumference is a linear distance. So if the diameter is in feet, then the circumference is also in feet (not square feet or cubic feet)
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Example:
Let's say we had a circle with diameter d = 10 feet
The circumference is approximately...
C = pi*d
C = 3.14*10
C = 31.4
The circumference is roughly 31.4 feet
The circumference is essentially the distance around the circle's edge. We can use a flexible ruler or a string to help measure out this distance, or you can imagine laying the circle's edge to be placed along a straight line, which is another way to help measure the perimeter.
Answer: 8, 9, and 10
Step-by-step explanation: whatever value m is must be less than 18
Answer:
0.75c
Step-by-step explanation:
If we have an expression as:
a*x + b*x
We can see that both terms in the expression, a*x and b*x have an x, so we can call the x a common factor and we can write an equivalent expression as:
a*x + b*x = (a + b)*x
If we replace, for example, a by 2, b by 3 and x by 4, we can test the expression as:
2*4 + 3*4 = (2 + 3)*4
8 + 12 = (5)*4
20 = 20
Therefore, if we have the following expression:
c - 0.25*c
The expression that is equivalent is 0.75c and it is calculated as:
c - 0.25*c = (1 - 0.25)*c
c - 0.25*c = 0.75*c
