is the proportion of tires that are defective so
so we would expect around 1600 tires to be defective
Answer:
the markup is 1.26 (the amount added is .26)
1.26x (when x is the price Fred buys them for from the manufacturer)
1.26(40)
$50.40 is the retail price
50.4-40
$10.40 is the markup
Step-by-step explanation:
The 26% markup means that he is selling the flags 26% above the cost.
So, the cost would represent 100%, which is 1, and 26% of markup in decimal number is 0.26.
The price including the markup would be 1.26 as decimal or 126% as percentage.
The problem states that the cost is unknown, so we represent that with a variable x. The retail price would be 1.26x, which is 126% per flag.
Finally, if Fred paid $40 per flag, the actual retail price would be:
1.26($40)=$50.40.
With $10.40 of markup.
It represents 1/2, 50% or half of the equation.
it’s also the numerator, tells how many pieces you have from the whole.
Answer:
(A) 509.78
We need to move the decimal point after the first non-zero digit
So,
=> 5.0978 × 10² (Since the decimal point is moved two places to the left)
(B) 0.0289
Again after the first non-zero digit:
So, it becomes:
=> 2.89 × 10⁻² (Since the decimal point is moved 2 places to the right so it will be negative also)
Answer:
21.2
Step-by-step explanation:
