Answer:
The original price is $650
Step-by-step explanation:
There's an actual algebra method for this, but this is my method because I find it way easier to remember.
Since the most you can discount out of an item is 100% (well, it's considered free then) let's subtract 100 - 34, which is 66.
Now, turn it into a decimal because it makes the numbers easier- 0.66.
Since when you're finding the discount of an original price, you multiply the original price by the discount- instead for finding the original price for a discounted item we divide $429 by 0.66 instead, since when you divide a number by another number that's under 1 the quotient is a larger number.
So, 429 ÷ 0.66 = 650.
Therefore, the original price of the $429 sale price for a 34% discount is $650.
I don't think it is. I may be wrong though
y = Acos(Bx) + D;
D = 4, A = 2. Now T = 2π/B = 5π/8, B = 2π/(5π/8) = 16/5
WE get y = 2cos(16/5x) + 4
The answer is A(3). 3 arcs will be drawn
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation: 18/3=6 6(2)= 12
