Answer:
205 yards
Step-by-step explanation:
One yard is 3 feet
Divide 615 feet by 3 to get 205
It is always important to go through the given problem first to get a concept of the requiremement. Then all the information's available from the question has to be noted down in such a manner that there would be no need to look at the question while solving.
Total number of students wearing jeans = 10
Total number of students wearing shorts = 9
Total number of students wearing capris = 2
Then the total number of students surveyed by Mrs Lane = (10 + 9 + 2)
= 21
Now percentage of students wearing shorts = (9/21) * 100
= (3/7) * 100
= 300/7
= 42.85 percent
So a total percentage of 42.85% of the students were wearing shorts.
2x3=6
3x2=6
6 divided by 2=3
6 divided by 3=2
Answer: 13%
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
5000
10% of 5000=500
5% of 5000=250
25%=500+500+250= 1250 rupees
so...
5000-1250= 3750 INR, which is the original price, <u>BEFORE THE 25% WAS ADDED</u>
but..
They only want a 10% discount of the price which is 25% above the cost (5000). So essentially we want to find 15%, because 25%-10%=15%
so if...
10%=500
5%=250
15%=750 INR
this means the price with the 10% discount off 25%= 4250 INR (5000-750)
now we need to find the percentage change. For this we need to subtract the price with the 15% discount with the price BEFORE THE 25% was added
e.g 4250-3750= 500INR
Then.. divide this price with the original price before the 25% was added
e.g 500/3750= 2/15=0.13
So...
Convert 0.13 into a percentage=13%
The PERCENTAGE PROFIT of the owner is 13%
P.S Please could someone double check this answer as I am only 15 years old and may have gotten some working out wrong! Thank you
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