An apple farm is taking stock of its inventory for the season. Each year, about eighteen percent of the collected apples must be
2 answers:
Answer:
9,840 apples.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that in an apple farm each year, about eighteen percent of the collected apples must be thrown out because of rot.
To find the number of apples that survive for the farmer to sell, we need to find 82% of 12,000. As 18% apples must be thrown each year, so left apples (100-18=82) will be available to sell.
Therefore, 9,840 apples survive for the farmer to sell.
You might be interested in
Answer:
Mostly correct
For Q3, you are doing great, you remembered that negative numbers can happen if the exponent is an odd number.
For Q4, I think you were confused with the fractions,
4(i)
4(ii) is also wrong but I'll let you try to fix it yourself following what I given you for 4(i). You should get 1/64
Hope this helps!