A = l × w. Substitute 72 into A and fill in the rest of the equation.
w = l - 1. Plug l - 1 into w
72 = l × (l - 1). Multiply l by (l - 1)
72 = l^2 - l. Subtract 72 from each side.
0 = l^2 - l - 72. Factor.
0 = (l + 8) (l - 9). Set each term equal to zero.
(l + 8) = 0. Subtract 8 from each side.
l = -8. Length cant be a negative number so let's try the other term.
(l - 9) = 0. Add 9 to each side.
l = 9. The length is 9.
Earlier we stated that the width is one less than the length, therefore, the width is 9 - 1 = 8.
The width is 8 units.
Answer:
False. See explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
False
A simple random sample "is a subset of a statistical population in which each member of the subset has an equal probability of being chosen"
In other words that means in order to apply a random sampling we need to ensure that we have the same probability of inclusion for every possible element of the population of interest.
And for this case a collection of any numerical information is not referred as random sampling since we don't know if these scores are representative of the population of interest.
And we don't know if this information is obtained using any sampling frame or sampling methodology.
Answer:
9.30 maybe
Step-by-step explanation:
I just did mathz
SA = 1,226 in.² (Hope this helps!)
First: markup rate × wholesale price = amount of markup
Second: Well the markup rate is a percentage, you have to convert it into a decimal. Percent means "out of one hundred," so <span>80%</span> is equivalent to <span>80/100 </span>which is also equal to <span>80÷100</span>.
<span>Third: 80÷100=0.80</span>
0.80 × $93.00 = $74.40
Fourth: The markup rate is a percentage of the wholesale price that is added to get the retail price, you can find the retail price with the following equation: amount of markup + wholesale price = retail price
<span>$74.40</span> + <span>$93.00</span> = <span>$167.40</span>
The retail price of the chair should be <span>$167.40</span>.
