Answer:
divide the 13 motorcycles by the total number of vehicles and then multiply by 100%
43 cars
Step-by-step explanation:
Q3
To find the percent of motorcycles in traffic
divide the number of motorcycles by the total number of vehicles and then multiply by 100%
Q4
Mode means most often. In a histogram, it is the tallest column. It is the first column, which looks like 43 cars
That's a 33% increase.
I calculated this using the formula:

Where n = the new value (16 in your question), o = the old value (12 in your question) and the result is outputted as a percent increase. You can check that this is correct by finding 33% of 12, adding the result to 12, and checking that the result equals your "new" number.
Note that 33% is only an approximation as your question requires a number rounded to the nearest whole.
Answer: -9.1
Explanation
-3x +12.4=39.7
First minus 12.4 from both sides
-3x +12.4=39.7
-12.4 -12.4
-3x=27.3
Now devid both sides by -3
X= -9.1
The HA Theorem is a special case of the AAS postulate.
They are both simple exercises in addition.
The solutions are:
(-65) x (-2) = <em>130</em>
(5j) + (10j) =<em> 15j</em>