The answer is D because I took the test
Answer:
Hypoglycemia would sign at 1,000
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a short-acting insulin (Regular insulin) work at last for 2 to 3 hours
Also intermediate acting insulin (NPH) insulin crests in 4 to 10 hours.
So, nurse assess this patient for signs of hypoglycemia 1000 to 1600
35x50=1,750-1,600=150. We need to find out what 150 is of 1,600.
150/1,600=?/100
1,600 divided by 100=16
do the same for 150
150 divided by 16=9.375
(you can make it whole if you want)
the answer is about 9%
Step-by-step explanation:
£480 = 120% (after adding the 20% VAT).
we want to know how much 100% is.
he do we get from 120% to 100% ?
first the formal long way
£480 = 120%
1% = 120%/120 = 480/120 = £4
100% = 1% × 100 = 4×100 = £400
once you understand this mechanism, you can apply the direct shortcut :
£480 / 1.2 = £400
as a multiplication with 100/120 is the same as a division by 120/100, which is 1.2.
and what we did at the beginning in long form was nothing else than
£480 × 100/120 = 480 × 10/12 = 480 × 5/6 = £400
Answer:
$3,659.82
Step-by-step explanation:
Adding to the checkbook those debits and credits not already there brings its balance to ...
... $3045.58 +651.84 -37.60 = $3659.82
Adjusting the bank's balance by the deposits and checks not already there brings its balance to ...
... $4262.92 +220.05 -325.50 -497.65 = $3659.82
Thus, the reconciled accounts will agree on the balance $3659.82.
