Answer:
$1.00
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Answer:
-2 (3x +12 Y -5 -17 X -16 Y +4)
Step-by-step explanation:
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-2 (17) i THinK im not sure hope this helped
You would add up the percentages first, which would bring everything up to 35%. You would then take the original cost of the item, which is $30 and multiple it by the 35%.
The equation would look like...
30 x .35 =
This will give you $10.50, which isn't the final answer.
You would then subtract 10.50 from the $30 that was asked for at the beginning by the retailer.
Your final answer is $19.50. :) Which isn't a bad deal if I say so myself.
Assuming that the cost of the fine is proportionate per each 20mph increase, then a 40mph speeding ticket should be $4, and if they received a fine of $150 would be a crazy amount of speed, is there something you did not attach?
