Their error is that they divided 12 by 30, instead of 30 by 12 in order to get the price per pair
the correct unit price is $2.50 per pair
2.5 * 12 = 30
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
We can estimate* that the total price including tax of the game will be less than ...
$43.31 +10% of 43.31 = $43.31 +4.33 = $47.61
Todd easily has enough to pay for the game, including tax.
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You can work this more exactly a couple of ways.
1. Price + tax = 1.085×$43.31 = $46.99 . . . less than Todd's budget
2. Most Todd can afford: $55.50/1.085 = $51.15 . . . more than the game price
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* For estimating purposes, we like to use numbers that are easy to compute with. 10% is one such number, as it only requires moving the decimal point.
27.43 * 4.5 = 123.435
Joe jogged 123.435 meters
Try this solution:
1. for probability of both televisions work:
2. for probability of at least on is defective (it means, the sum = one is defective and two are defective):
- for P(1defective);
- for P(2defective);
totaly for at least one is defective:
Answer:
21/45
Step-by-step explanation:
You make the denominator the same and u also multiply the top too and u subtract and thats how u get the answer
