These are the answers with the picture of square root of 64 as number 1
1) 8
2) 81
3) 5
4) 41
5) 6
6) 4
7) 19
8) 30
9) 19
10) 20
11) 7
12) 68
13) 20
14) 65
15) 6
16) 6
Umm Do you have A Picture For It Cause If You Don't Then I Can't Answer It
Answer:
r ≤ 29, r-5
The sale price can be compared with the regular price, r-5 ≤ 24
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount to spend = $24
Regular price = r
Sale = $5
Sale Price = r-5
The regular price will be $5, at the max, more than the amount Roopesh has to spend.
The sale price will be $24 or less than that for Roopesh to afford.
Inequality for regular price:
r-5 ≤ 24
r ≤ 29
So, the product Roopesh can afford is $29 or less than that.
What is the unknown? r ≤ 29
Following expression can represent the sale price:
Sale price = r-5
The sale price can be compared with the regular price with the following:
Inequality representing the situation: r-5 ≤ 24
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
All rhombuses are parallelograms, but not all parallelograms are rhombuses. All squares are rhombuses, but not all rhombuses are squares. The opposite interior angles of rhombuses are congruent. Diagonals of a rhombus always bisect each other at right angles.
Sales tax = 6% or 6/100.
assuming tax is added onto the item:
total cost function f(x) = price + tax
however, assuming the cost price = sales price - tax, then:
f(x) = sales price - tax
This is not really a business or accounting forum, its a maths forum, so you need to be clearer about business or accounting terms such as total cost, selling price, selling cost.
