The number of days d, he must use the gym to make the membership worthwhile is at least 21 days
Equation
Non members:
Cost of swimming per day = $5
Cost of exercise per day = $9
Total = $5 + $9
= $14
Members:
Yearly fee = $300
Exercise fee per day = $4
Swimming fee = $0
The number of days d, he must use the gym to make the membership worthwhile = $300 ÷ 14
= 21.42857142857142
Approximately,
21 days
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X actually equals the cube root of 6
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Let list the data in ascending order 100, 100, 105, 113, 129, 132, 146, 152, 176, 200
There are ten numbers so the thirtieth percentile would be the .3 * 10
= 3rd number, ordered from smallest to largest.
so the third number, the thirtieth percentile, is 105
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First, the profit formula:
PROFIT= TOTAL REVENUE - TOTAL COST
Next, note the points:
- Without Advertisement, Q = 6,000 where Q is quantity supplied
- A formula that gives the total profit P in dollars must take into account that 100cents = 1dollar
- Here, only a dollar is spent on advertisement, hence, Q = 6005
- Advertising expenses have been accounted for and [P = 9cents × Q] where Q is quantity sold.
- 9 cents = 0.09 dollars
TOTAL PROFIT FORMULA = 0.09Q - 500
I think the answer is 20 but I'm not sure
