Find the value of 42 + 6 ÷ 2.
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We'll use the variable x to represent last year's price. First, we have to set up an equation:
We get this equation because $13.25 is 6% MORE than last year's price, meaning we need to add the original price to the increase. Next, we combine like terms and solve for x:
Last year's price was $12.50.
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We get this equation because $13.25 is 6% MORE than last year's price, meaning we need to add the original price to the increase. Next, we combine like terms and solve for x:
Last year's price was $12.50.
Hope this helps!
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Step-by-step explanation:
The equation being shown in the question is the absolute value of x. Absolute values when graphed show up as a V-shaped graph pointing upwards. This is because whatever value is passed as an input will output a positive, regardless of whether the input is positive or negative. Meaning that both 4 and -4 will output 4. That is why the graph is a V-shaped because the outputs repeat for both positive and negative inputs. In this case since the negative is outside the absolute value brackets the positive value given from the absolute value of the input will be turned into a negative. So this will cause the V-shape graph to be reflected across the x-axis. As seen in the attached picture below.
