Answer:
You basically just multiply 2000 by .18 or 18% to get your answer.
For the second part 4000 by .36 or 26% (If you want answer just ask)
Answer:
<em>Brian can purchase the laptop, but not the desktop computer</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Percentages</u>
We'll evaluate two options for Brian's purchase of a new computer. The first option is to purchase a laptop with a price of $1,100. The laptops have a 15% discount. Let's compute the price of the laptop after the discount is applied:
Original price: 1,100
Discount: 15% = 15*1,100/100=165
Final price: $935
With a budget of $1,000, Brian can purchase the laptop.
Now we'll analyze the option of purchasing the desktop computer valued at $1,365 with a discount of 25%:
Original price: 1,365
Discount: 25% = 25*1,365/100=341.25
Final price: $1023.75
With a budget of $1,000, Brian cannot purchase the desktop computer.
Answer: Brian can purchase the laptop, but not the desktop computer
For this problem, we apply the Angle Addition Postulate. This postulate states that the sum of all the interior angles is equal to the total angle it forms. Looking at the attached figure, this means that ∠RSU = ∠RST + ∠TSU. So, to find the value of angle RSU, you just have to add the two individual interior angles:
∠RSU = 38° + 28.6° =
66.6°
Volume=π r(square)×height so pi×64(8square)×12=2412.74
