Quantity of animal feed in the barn initially = 96 kg
Fraction of animal feed that was wasted = 1/10 of initial quantity
Quantity of animal feed wasted= (1/10) *96 = 9.6 kg
Quantity of animal feed left = Quantity of animal feed initially - Quantity of animal feed wasted
Quantity of animal feed left = 96-9.6= 86.4 kg
Answer: 86.4 kg of animal feed was left in the barn.
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Answer:</h3>
<em>None of the above</em>. All the answers refer to <em>price</em>. The given equation refers to <em>value</em>. We imagine price may stay the same or actually increase year-to-year. The problem statement gives insufficient information to conclude anything about <em>price</em>.
Math is about attention to detail. The equation tells you ...
... The <em>value</em> of the boat decreases by 12% every year.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
The value of the boat is multiplied by 0.88 each time X increases by 1. That means the value is 88% of what it was the year before, <em>a decrease of 12%</em>.
The initial height is 4
after 2 seconds, the height is 8
Brainliest answer, please?
<span>So we wan't to know what is one third of 36. Lets say the number we are looking for is x. Then we can write this this way: x=36*(1/3). So now we get: x=36/3 and the result is: x=12. We can also do it another way: if we wan't to divide 36 into three equal parts we would get: 12 + 12 + 12 so one third of 36 is again 12.</span>
