1. The 1.5 oz box for $2 is best because if you make $3 into $6 then the box is 32 oz. And if you change $2 to $6, the box is 34..5 oz which is better because its bigger.
Answer:
$1.80
Step-by-step explanation:
Use formula
where I is interest, P is total principal, i is rate of interest per year (as decimal) and t is total time in years.
In your case,
I=$36.45, t=312, i=0.065, then
Answer:
- Q3. 12 units
- Q4. 6.33 units
- Q5. 66.19°
Step-by-step explanation:
Q3
DE and DF are legs and EF is hypotenuse
- DE = √EF² - DF²
- DE = √13² - 5² = √169 - 25 = √ 144 = 12
- DE = 12 units
Q4
PR is opposite side of angle Q and RQ is adjacent side
- tan 54 = PR/RQ
- tan 54 = PR / 4.6
- PR = 4.6tan 54
- PR = 6.33 units
Q5
As previous question, using tan as BC is opposite and AC is adjacent leg of angle A
- tan A = 6.8/3
- tan A = 2.266
- A = arctan (2.266)
- A = 66.19°
Answer:
2,160 pencils
Step-by-step explanation:
Large boxes = 12
Small boxes = 18
Each large box contains 144 pencils . Each small box contains 24 pencils
Total pencil in large boxes = Total large boxes × number of pencils per box
= 12 × 144
= 1,728 pencils
Total pencil in small boxes = Total small boxes × number of pencils per box
= 18 × 24
= 432 pencils
Estimate the total number of of pencils
Total number of pencils = total pencils in large boxes + total pencil in small boxes
= 1,728 pencils + 432 pencils
= 2,160 pencils
It is better to have an underestimate than an overestimate so that you won't disappoint your buyers when they request for a quantity of supply. If it is underestimated; you can meet demand, if it is overestimated; you can't meet demand
The answer is 1/2 because 1 = 2/2 3/2 minus 2/2 = 1/2
