<span>Current
employee = 40 340
A year ago a company has 40 340 – 24% employee.
Simply subtract 24% of 40 340 from 40 340 to get the number of employees last
year
=> 24% = .24
=> 40 340 x 0.24
=> 9681.6
Now, let’s subtract this 24% from the total number of employees in the current
=> 40 340 – 9 681.6 or 9682
=> 30 658.4 or 30 658
The number of employee last year before it increased 24%</span>
3k + 30m (I think that’s what it’s asking for!)
Answer:
Marty’s with a slope of 1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
Marty
y+3=(1/3)*(x+9)
y + 3 = (1/3)*x + 3
y = (1/3)*x
Marty's slope: 1/3
Option 3 is correct
Marty’s with a slope of 1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Using slope intercept form:
The equation of line is: ....[1]
where,
m is the slope and b is the y-intercept.
Formula for Slope is given by:
....[2]
As per the statement:
Marty and Ethan both wrote a function, but in different ways.
Marty equation is:
using distributive property we have;
Subtract 3 from both sides we have;
On comparing with [1] we have;
Slope of Marty =
Ethan wrote a function:
Consider any two values from the table we have;
(0, 10) and (2, 10.4)
Substitute these in [2] we have;
Slope of Ethan = 0.2
Therefore, . Marty’s with a slope of 1/3 function has the larger slope
Answer:
The total for the meal would be $17.19 as the 15% tip is $2.24
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
With the given margin of error its is possible that candidate A wins and candidate B loses, and it is also possible that candidate B wins and candidate A loses. Therefore, the poll cannot predict the winner and this is why race was too close to call a winner.
Step-by-step explanation:
A group conducted a poll of 2083 likely voters.
The results of poll indicate candidate A would receive 47% of the popular vote and and candidate B would receive 44% of the popular vote.
The margin of error was reported to be 3%
So we are given two proportions;
A = 47%
B = 44%
Margin of Error = 3%
The margin of error shows by how many percentage points the results can deviate from the real proportion.
Case I:
A = 47% + 3% = 50%
B = 44% - 3% = 41%
Candidate A wins
Case II:
A = 47% - 3% = 44%
B = 44% + 3% = 47%
Candidate B wins
As you can see, with the given margin of error its is possible that candidate A wins and candidate B loses, and it is also possible that candidate B wins and candidate A loses. Therefore, the poll cannot predict the winner and this is why race was too close to call a winner.