Answer:
1. 11t
2.7w+28
3. 2c+11
4. 8n
5. 10r+15
6. 24−8g
7. 17d−9
8. 8g+7z
9. 23b
10. 2rs+1
11. 9f+9g
12. 4x+y
13. 21a+14
14. 21a+14
15. 6−3k
16. 18n+36
17. 9s+3t
18. 8a−12b
19. 11m+n
20. 2+6z
21. 8x+6y
22. 7hg−7
23. 4st+5
24. 2r+17
25. 7w+6
26. 3(c+2)
27. 8f−4g
28. 2+8q+3r
Step-by-step explanation:
there you go, sorry it took so long
19.30 - ( p / 100 )*19.32 = 14.01 ;
19.30( 1 - p/100 ) = 14.01 ;
1 - p/100 = 14.01 / 19.30
1 - p / 100 = 0.72 ;
p/100 = 1 - 72 / 100 ;
p/100 = 28 / 100 ;
p = 28 ;
The percent discount is 28% ;
So hmmm let's see
she has a monthly income of 120 from investments, now, there are 12 months in a year, so her yearly income from investments are 120*12 or
$1440
she plays on a band, and makes 200 a week, now, there are 52 weeks in a year, so her yearly income from band playing is 200 * 52, or
$10400
her total annual income is 49696, now, if we subtract the band and investment income, we'd be left over with only what comes from her job payrate
so 49696 - 1440 - 10400 is 37856
so, she makes from her job, $37856 annually
now, she only works 28 hours weekly, how much is that yearly? well, 52 weeks in a year, she works 28*52 hours a year, let us divide 37856 by that
37856 ÷ ( 28 * 52) well, it ends up as 26
so, her hourly payrate is $26 per hour
now, she wants to ask for a raise, to make 51880 annually
well, if we check the difference of 51880 and 49696, that'd leave us with the difference in pay, or the raise annual amount
51880 - 49696 = 2184
ok, so she wants $2184 annually more from her work
how much is that in the hours she works annually? well 2184 ÷ ( 28 * 52)
A linear equation cannot be used.
because 60/1 isn't equal to 70/5 and isn't equal to 80/20 and so on.
Use the distance formula?
