The first raise was a 25% increase, while the second raise was a 32% increase so there was a 7% increase from the first raise to the second one.
This is because Andrea converted the Percentage wrong.
to Convert a Percent to a Decimal, she should have divided by 100
so 5 divided by 100 = 0.05 [not 0.5]
Andrea should have multiplied 300 by 0.05 instead to get the right answer
quickly finding 10% of a number means to simply move the decimal to the left one place
so 10% of 300 is 30
since 5% is half of 10%
half of 30 is 15
and so 5% of 300 is 15
Answer:
(p^2−6) (1-q(p^2-6))
Step-by-step explanation:
p^2−6−q·(p^2−6)^2
Put parentheses around the P^2-6 at the beginning of the expression
(p^2-6) -q (p^2−6)^2
Factor out (p^2−6)
(p^2−6) (1-q(p^2-6))
Answer: 448 dollars
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Work Shown:
P = 400 is the balance
r = 0.12 is the decimal form of the interest rate
t = 1 is the number of years
Use those values to get the simple interest to be
i = P*r*t
i = 400*0.12*1
i = 48
The amount of interest charged is $48
Add this onto the balance of 400 dollars and the total amount Aaron owes is P+i = 400+48 = 448 dollars.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A = 2(½(20)(15)) + 16(15 + 20 + 25) = 1,260 in²
