Answer: 200+50m>1,250
Step-by-step explanation:
It starts with 200 so that is by itself. The m is added to the number that is changing every so often, in this case $50 a month. They need more than $1,250 so we use the greater than sign.
I'm not sure what answer you need for this question?
original price: 259
sale: 55% off
55%=0.55
so 259×0.55=142.45
142.45 is the 55% of the original price
259－142.45=116.55
116.55 is the price after sale.
hope this would help. (*^ω^*)/
Step-by-step explanation:
(1\2)^4 x 1\16 x 1\8 x 1\4 [1/2^4=16]
1/16 x 1/512
=>1/2048
well, we're assuming all along that Merina owes Bradford $2000, because in the 1st scenario, she was going to pay twice $1000.
on the 2nd scenario, she'll be paying the same $2000 but split 7 months from now and then 7 months later, same 2000 bucks, at which point Bradford applied 8.5% interest.
using those assumptions, since the wording is not quite clear, we can say that Merina is simply paying 2000 bucks plus the 8.5%
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Answer:
30 (.1)=3
or you could do
30×.1=3
you could use either one but I dont know what the person your turning the work in requires the equation to look like
