When rounding to the nearest whatever, you always look at the digit to the right of it. In this case, you look at the thousandth digit. 3 is not equal to or less than five, so you round 3 to 0 and you get 26.55

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3 years ago

11.3 - p divided 2.8=1.5

raketka [301]

$11.3-\frac{p}{2.8}=1.5$

First you subtract by eleven point three (11.3) from both sides of equation form.

And it gave us ⇒ $11.3-\frac{p}{2.8}-11.3=1.5-11.3$ .

Then you simplify by equation.

And it gave us ⇒ $-\frac{p}{2.8}=-9.8$ .

Next, you multiply by two decimal eight (2.8) from both sides of equation form.

And it gave us ⇒ $2.8(-\frac{p}{2.8)}=2.8(-9.8)$ .

And then simplify by equation.

$-p=-27.44$ .

Next, you divide by negative one (-1) from both sides of equation form.

And it gave us, $\frac{-p}{-1}=\frac{-27.44}{-1}$ .

And finally simplify by equation form.

And it gave us the final answer is p=27.44.

Hope this helps!

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2 years ago

A library expansion begun in 2002, was expected to cost $107 million. By 2006 library officials estimated the cost would be $34

Alla [95]

This problem is quite easy if you didregard the years. Percent increase is known as
(Final-initial)/(Final)
In this case final would be 107 million +34 million=141 million. Initial would be 107 million.

(142-107)/142=37/142 which is around 26%.

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3 years ago

If you bought a stock last year for a price of $66, and it has gone down 13.9% since then, how much is the stock worth now, to t

Snezhnost [94]

The stock worth now, to the nearest cent, is $58.14.

<h3>How to find the current worth of stock?</h3>

The current worth of stock = initial price of stock+increase in the price of stocks

If you bought stock last year for a price of $66, and it has gone down 13.9% since then,

Let X be the worth of stock;

66 × 100 = (13.5% + 100%) × X

6600 = 113.5X

X = 6600/113.5

X = 58.14458

X = $58.14

Hence, The stock worth now, to the nearest cent is $58.14.

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2 years ago