Answer:
I'm pretty sure its D. 11.5
If philani buys a scooter for 15,000 and wants to pay 15% down then he must pay 2,250. After this they will still need to pay 12,750 to pay of the scooter, but after the 10% annually (for two years) then they will owe 15,750 for the scooter rather than 12,750. Hope this helps!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation: its 2 6\7
Another one where there's a danger of overthinking it !
The sum of ANY two integers is odd only if one is even and one is odd.
If they're both odd OR both even, then their sum is even.
So if their sum is odd, then one is odd and the other is even.
The probability is ' 1 ' (100%) .
Answer:
18.333333333333333333333333
