A % is out of a hundred, so you don't need the %/100. Then, you wouldn't do cross multiplication, you would just divide 15/27. Remember, it would be 15/27 because it's percent markup, not the percent the price increased by. So, doing that simple calculation on a calculator you get 0.5555. This converted to a percent is just moving the decimal to the right twice, or multiplied by a 100. That would give you 55.55%, and that's your answer. Make sense?
Keywords:
<em>Division, quotient, polynomial, monomial
</em>
For this case we must solve a division between a polynomial and a monomial and indicate which is the quotient.
By definition, if we have a division of the form: 
, the quotient is given by "c".
We have the following polynomial:
that must be divided between monomy
, then:
represents the quotient of the division:
Thus, the quotient of the division between the polynomial and the monomial is given by:
Answer:
The quotient is:
Option: A
Answer:
10 + 20 + 2
Easy, make it easy to do mentally than add the remaining
Answer:
4) 216
5) 216%
6) It's just like the bird's eye view of the tank, exept it's 2d.
Step by step solutions:
4) Draw a cube. Draw another cube but smaller. Label sides of the big cube 6x and the small cube x. Find the volume of each, which are 216x^3 and x^3. Divide (216x^3)/(x^3) and you get 216 times.
5) It wants percentage of big over small, so redraw the diagrams from #4 and instead of x, set x as 2. So the big sides are 12 and the small sides are 2. But you should write the sides as 2*6 and 2. Then, you calculate the volumes: 12^3 = 1728 and 2^3 = 8. Percentage of small tank over big tank would be 8/1728, but we want the opposite. We want something bigger than 1. So, we take the reciprocal and we get 1728/8 % = 216%. All along, the times was the percentage.
6) Draw a cube and draw a cube or a rectangular prism, but be warned, we don't know exactly what shape it is. Hint: just do a cube with a little exagerated side length just in case teacher is bad. OK back to this. Then, draw a line through the cube/rectangle and you get a rectangle-like shape.
