Answer:
Suppose that the wholesale of a bike is A (A is the 100% in this case). If we have an increase of 30% for the sale price, we have the new price of:
Price = A + (30%/100%)A = A + 0.3*A = (1.3)*A
Then if we know that the price tag of the bike is $125, then we have:
$125 = (1.3)*A
$125/1.3 = A = $96.15
The wholesale cost of the bike is $96.15
Answer:
Interest rate is 5.25% a year.
Step-by-step explanation:
r = (1/54)((22252.5/18000) - 1) = 0.004375
r = 0.004375
Convert decimal to percentage
R = 0.004375 * 100 = 0.4375%/month
Calculate annual rate
0.4375%/month × 12 months/year = 5.25% per year.
I think you have to subtract 60% and 80% which you get 20%
8.75-4.85= 3.90= cost of 6 bananas
3.9/6=0.65= cost of one banana
.65*4=2.60= cost of 4 bananas
4.85-2.60= 2.25= cost of 3 apples
2.25/3=.75= cost of an apple
