Hello there,
So if there were 100 miles driven and each mile is 15 cents, then that is a total of $15 added to the total amount of days they had the car which we can't figure out.
Hope this helped!
Answer:
yes, its a solution
Step-by-step explanation:
6(-2)+5(1)=-7
-12+5=-7 this is correct
2(-2)-4(1)=-8
-4-4=-8 this is also correct
-59.92, its right, i used a calculator :)
The original price is 30$ because we know that the new price is worth 60% of the old price. We can set up an equation to model this: 0.60x = 18. Dividing both side by 0.60 gives us an original value of 30. If you take 40% off of 30 you get 18 — allowing us to check our work.
