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A coefficient is the number next to a letter. It's used to multiply a variable. If there is just a variable then the coefficient is 1. For example 6x.
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55°
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70.45%
Step-by-step explanation:
The markup is $75 -44 = $31. As a percentage of the wholesale price, that is ...
$31/$44 × 100% ≈ 70.45%
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$380
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount invested in October 2001 = $500
If 2% is lost on stock each month, amount lost every month will be 2% of $500
= 2/100×$500
= $10
In order to know how much the stock will cost by October 2002, we need to know the number of month there is between October 2001 and October 2002.
The number of months within this period is 12months
If $10 is lost per month, the total stock lost for 12months will be
$10×12 = $120
Stock worth by October 2002 = Money invested - Total stock loss
Stock worth by October 2002 = $500-$120
= $380