I’m pretty sure it would be 4, since y= (x) which would be the numbers on the chart and then add 2
ex: y= (2) + 2
y= 4 and so on
17.009 in word form is
seventeen and nine thousandths.
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The answer is that (It’s 6.6)
Answer:
$9.45
Step-by-step explanation:
1. First, you want to figure out how much one text message costs. To do this, divide the dollar amount (28.20) by the number of text messages (188). You get 0.15, or $0.15 per text message.
2. Using this $0.15 per text message, you can calculate how much 63 text messages costs. You simply multiply $0.15 by 63 to get $9.45, which is your answer.
Hope this helps! :)
Change 15% into a decimal
15% = 15/100 = 0.15
multiply 0.15 and 205,000 together
205000 x 0.15 = <span>30750
$30,750 is your answer
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