Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Selling at a loss of 5% means it was sold for 95% of its purchase value.
If 120.175 equals to 95% then 100%(the purchase value) is 126.500.
120.175/95*100 = 126.500 (plenty of other ways to calculate this, but this is one of the easiest)
So now we change to the dealer's perspective, he sold the car for 126.500 and for him that meant a 15% profit. If the purchase value is 100%, then the sale value is 115% (purchase value+15% profit)
Calculate the purchase value:
126.500/115*100 = 110.000
The dealer bought the car for 110.000, sold it for 126.500, so he made a profit of 16.500 (126.500-110.000) which is a 15% profit (15% of 110.000 is 16.500).
Answer:
I know this isn't the whole answer but basicely just keep doing this to find the y-incercept
slope=-2.46
Hope This Helps!!!
Answer:
Your answer is B
Step-by-step explanation:
Because if they are already $60 and she wants one more it would be $75
The correct answer is D No, Dan should reduce his discretionary spending
Explanation:
For Dan to stay on the budget he needs to spend the amount budgeted for each expense or less than the amount budgeted. This occurred in the case of the Internet, food, and rent; for example, the amount budgeted for the internet was $35 and Dan spent this money, also, the amount budgeted for food was $100 and Dan spent $95, which means he stood in the budget. However, this did not occur with discretionary spending, which refers to other non-necessary expenses, because in this case, Dan spent $140 even when the budget limit was $100. Also, this exceeds the total income considering 35 + 95 + 500+ 140 = $770, which is above the income ($750). Thus, Dan did not stay in the budget because he spent more money than expected in discretionary spending and should reduce this.