That is impossible.
For a number to be divisible by 23, it has to be greater than 23.
A number cannot be greater than 23, if you have restricted it to be within the numbers 2 and 10.
Answer:
<h3>6 days</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the inequality expression of the total cost (c) in dollars of renting a car for n days as c ≥ 125 + 50n
To get the maximum number of days for which a car could be rented if the total cost was $425, substitute c = 425 into the expression and find n
425 ≥ 125 + 50n
Subtract 125 from both sides
425 - 125 ≥ 125 + 50n - 125
300≥ 50n
Divide both sides by 50
300/50≥50n/50
6 ≥n
Rearrange
n≤6
<em>Hence the maximum number of days for which a car could be rented if the total cost was $425 is 6days</em>
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Answer:
T = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the given formulaer
I = PRT
And plug in the variables you know (I, P, R)
387.50 = 1,550(.125)T
(12.5% becomes .125 after you divide it by 100, because precents are really just fractions out of 100)
387.50 = 193.75T
T = 2
To find the original price first put the % into decimal form.
58% is 0.58.
Then divide the discounted price ($116) by the % in decimal form:
116 / 0.58
Original price is $200.00