If the<em> price is $180 per square foot</em>, the price of the lot will be $3,240,000
To calculate Xavier cost, we need to first calculate the area of the lot (trapezium)
Area of the trapzium = 1/2(a+b)h
- h is the height of the trapezium
- a and b are the sides
Area of the trapezium = 1/2(175+185)*100
Area of the trapezium = 1/2(360)*100
Area of the trapezium = 18000 square foot.
If the<em> price is $180 per square foot</em>, the price of the lot will be 18000 * 180 = $3,240,000
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Is = %
Of. 100
36. = x
60. 100
3600=60x
Divide by 60
x=60
So 36 is 60% of 60
Or 40% less than 60
It would now cost $11. 45% of 20 is 9, therefore, you would subtract 9 from 20 (since it is getting marked down).
How is it possible to know how much he started with? Or is it not asking for an exact amount?