Answer:
2720
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
Price of the ticket = 2828.80
To find,
The price before the increase = ?
<u>Procedure</u>:
Let the price before the increase be x
so,
x(100% + 4%) = 2828.80
⇒ 1.04x = 2828.80
⇒ x = 2828.80 ÷ 1.04
∵ x = 2720
Thus, the price before the increase was 2720.
Answer: 345
Step-by-step explanation:
4x4=8 17x17=289 8x4=32 289+32+16+8= 345
As his mouth began to sting and burn, Virgil hurried to the kitchen to get some water to wash the dish's acrid taste away.
The correct option D.
<h3>Stinging and burning are described as:</h3>
Nerve problems may be the cause of a burning pain. There are, however, a lot of additional potential causes. It's possible for injuries, infections, and autoimmune conditions to cause nerve damage and, in some cases, nerve pain.
<h3>Is acrid the same as bitter?</h3>
Acrid remarks are extremely bitter or stinging; extremely caustic.
<h3>Which foods have a bitter taste?</h3>
Numerous vegetables in the cruciferous family, such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, kale, radishes, and arugula, have a bitter flavor.
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Answer:
L = B + 3 ..................(1)
L × B = 270 m² .................(2)
on solving we get
L = 18 m, B = 15 m
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the length of the rectangle be L
and,
Width of the rectangle be 'B'
thus,
according to the question
L = B + 3 ..................(1)
And, area of the rectangle = 270 m²
also,
Area of the rectangle = L × B = 270 m² ...........(2)
on substituting 'L' from equation 1 in equation 2, we get
( B + 3 ) × B = 270
or
B² + 3B - 270 = 0
or
B² + 18B - 15B - 270 = 0
or
B( B + 18 ) - 15(B + 18) = 0
or
( B - 15 ) × ( B + 18 ) = 0
thus, we get
B = 15 m (accepted ) and B = -18 m (neglected : since the length cannot be negative)
therefore,
From 1, we get
L = 15 + 3 = 18 m
I'm estimating that this is about the 5th or 6th time that I've seen this
question posted on Brainly, and there's STILL not enough information
given to answer it. Maybe several different classes in several different
schools are all using the same textbook, and the book has a big mistake
in (at least) one of the problems.
