The answer is yes. I think that I’m right
To find the price of the stock after 12 weeks, you would have to plug in 12 to x
That would make your equation: y = -0.91(12) + 103.47
Then, you solve:
-0.91(12) would be -10.12
Your equation will now look like this:
y = - 10.12 + 103.47
Then you add -10.12 to 103.47
-10.12 + 103.47 = 92.55
y = 92.55
After 12 weeks, the price of the stocks would be $92.55
Answer: A, D
Step-by-step explanation:
68 is the initial amount.
A is correct because 0.2(68) represents 20% of 68. Since you're looking for 80% of 68, you subtract 0.2(68) from 68.
D is correct because it directly takes 80% of 68, which is what the question is asking for.
Muitply by two on both sides then subtract then divide to find x
