<h2>We know:</h2>
You currently make $13.50 an hour. You've earned a 15% pay raise. You want to find out your previous rate of pay per hour.
<h2>Steps:</h2>
1.) Convert 15% to a decimal, which equals 0.15
2.) Multiply your current earnings with the percentage in decimal form (0.15)
$13.50 (current pay per hour) x 0.15 (percentage in decimal form) = $2.025 (difference between your previous wage and your current wage)
3.) Subtract the difference of your previous wage and current wage with your current earnings
$13.50 (current pay per hour) - $2.025 (difference between previous and current wage) = $11.475 (previous pay per hour)
4.) Since this is talking about wage, rounding is not applicable. In other cases, your number would be rounded off to $11.48, however you can't add what you don't have, so you would have to round down.
<h2>
You were previously making $11.47 an hour.</h2>
Mark is 20. 55 - 15 = 40, 40 / 2 = 20. Mark is 20
D because it is talking about meters hope this helps
The factors that are needed to be controlled are :
1. the date of manufacturing of the drug should be the same
2. the amount of drug should be the same
3. the time they will take the drug should be the same
4. the food they are taking should be the same
5. the activities they are doing should be the same
Hey there! :D
If you multiply the top and bottom by the same number, you can get fractions that are equivalent.
8/5 (*2)= 16/10
8/5 (*3)= 24/15
8/5 (*4)= 32/20
8/5 (*5)= 40/25
8/5 (*6)= 48/30
There are just a few. You can do many more!
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
