I kinda need the picture but I’m pretty sure you just shade 2 pieces of it. 1•2=2, 6•2=12
Meaning it would be 2/12. Hence, shade 2 slices
Answer:
12% loss
Step-by-step explanation:
The selling price is the sum of the cost price and the markup. Here, the markup (profit) is expressed as a percentage of the cost price.
<h3>Cost price</h3>
The relation between selling price and cost price is ...
selling price = cost price + cost price × markup fraction
selling price = cost price × (1 + markup fraction)
Then the original cost price is ...
cost price = (selling price) / (1 + markup fraction)
cost price = #1.35 / (1 +8%) = #1.25
<h3>Profit</h3>
After the change in selling price, we can find the markup fraction (profit rate) to be ...
1 + markup fraction = (selling price)/(cost price)
markup fraction = (selling price)/(cost price) -1
markup fraction = #1.10/1.25 -1 = 0.88 -1 = -0.12
The trader has a 12% loss when selling the oranges at #1.10.
Container A holds x liters of water.
Container B holds 2391 liters of water more than container A, so container B holds x+2391 liters of water.
Container A and B hold 11875 liters of water altogether.
Container A holds 4742 liters of water.
Answer: 193.8125
8 pairs cost 221.50
1 pair costs 221.50/8
7 pairs cost 221.50/8 * 7 which is 193.8125
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Answer:
$360
Step-by-step explanation:
The intial ratio of the sum shared between Khairul, Michael and Ethan is 6 : 4 : 5.
This would be 6x : 4x : 5x
Khairul gives $30 to Michael and $15.
The ratio is. Now;
(6x - 45) : (4x + 30) : (5x + 15)
We are told this is equal to the ratio 7:6:7
Thus;
((6x - 45) + (4x + 30))/(5x + 15) = (7 + 6)/7
(10x - 15)/(5x + 15) = 13/7
Factorize the left hand side;
5(2x - 3)/5(x + 3) = 13/7
5 will cancel out to get;
(2x - 3)/(x + 3) = 13/7
Cross multiply to get;
7(2x - 3) = 13(x + 3)
14x - 21 = 13x + 39
14x - 13x = 39 + 21
x = 60
Amount Khairul had initially was denoted as 6x.
Thus,6x = 5 × 60 = $360
