Answer: (6) $172.50 (7) $74.80 (8) $106.65 (9) $141.20
(10) $119.00 (11) 12.5% markup (12) 15% markdown
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Use the following formula <em>(+ for markup and - for markdown/discount)</em>
Base Price ± (Base Price × markup/markdown) = Adjusted Price
6. <em>Markup so add (+)</em>
150 + (150 × 0.15) = x
150 + 22.5 = x
172.50 = x
7. <em>Markdown so subtract (-)</em>
85 - (85 × 0.12) = x
85 - 10.2 = x
74.80 = x
8. <em>Discount so subtract (-)</em>
135 - (135 × 0.21) = x
135 - 28.35 = x
106.65 = x
9. <em>Markup so add (+)</em>
x + (x × 0.25) = 176.50
x + 0.25x = 176.50
1.25x = 176.50
x = 141.20
10. <em>Markdown so subtract (-)</em>
x - (x × 0.15) = 101.15
x - 0.15x = 101.15
0.85x = 101.15
x = 119.00
11. <em>The adjusted price is more than the base price so add (+)</em>
278 + (278 × x) = 312.75
278 + 278x = 312.75
278x = 34.75
x = 0.125
x = 12.5% markup
12. <em>The adjusted price is less than the base price so subtract (-)</em>
157 - (157 × x) = 133.45
157 - 157x = 133.45
-157x = -23.55
x = 0.15
x = 15% markdown
Answer:
28%
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Choice A
The domain is the set {-5, -3, 1, 2, 6} which can be written as {x| x=-5, -3, 1, 2, 6} if you want to make it clear that x is involved with the domain.
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Explanation:
The domain is the set of x values, or the set of inputs, of a function or relation. All you have to do is list off the values in the "input" oval. Those values from top to bottom are: -3, 2, -5, 1, 6. Sort them out from smallest to largest and you get -5, -3, 1, 2, 6 which points us to choice A.
Another route you could go is eliminating choices B, C and D because -9 is not in the "input" oval.
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