Answer:
Question 2. 12% of 650 = 78
Step-by-step explanation:
100% = 1 in decimal form.
This is because finding 100% of something is the same as multiplying it by 1:
E.g. 100% of 10=10, 10x1 = 10
Therefore to find a percentage of something, we simply need to multiply it by the decimal form of that percentage. For example, if we were finding 50% of 10 (half), 50% in decimal form is 0.5, 10x0.5 = 5
The percentage here is 12%, we can find the decimal form by dividing it by 100, 12/100 = 0.12
So, in order to find 12% of 650, we just need to multiply 650 by 0.12:
650x0.12 = 78
12% of 650 = 78
Hope this helped!
You line the segments up in order from the first quad to the second.
The only one that lines up is AG and NP the first option.
Hi there
I=prt
P principle 8000
R interest rate 0.095
T time 120/360
I interest earned?
I=8,000×0.095×(120÷360)
I=253.33
Hope it helps
5 units. The only variable changing is x so it's just 5 units up from the second coordinate
