To find the percentage, you divide the new price ($39.90) by the original price ($38), and the multiply it by 100 to change the answer from a decimal to a percentage:
39.90 / 38 x 100 = 105
So 39.90 is 105% of 38
To get our final answer, subtract this by 100%
105 - 100 = 5%
ANSWER: So the percentage increase of the price is 5% ($1.90)
Answer:
A. 4(4a + 18)
B. 8(2a + 9)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>We know that</em></u> :
16a = 4×4×a
72 = 4×18
Then
16a + 72 = 4×(4a) + 4×(18)
= 4 × (4a + 18)
On the other hand,
16a = 8×2×a
72 = 8×9
Then
16a + 72 = 8×(2a) + 8×(9)
= 8 × (2a + 9)
(not sure if I'm right) Using this Formula Part/Whole = %/100
$350/Original Price = 10%/100
cross multiply
10w = 35,000
divide by 10 on both sides
W = $3,500
(seems real high so I'm not sure)
Answer:
1) B) 10
2) B) 9
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 10x+15=115
10x=100
x=10
2) 12x+17=125
12x=108
x=9
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First I took the original price of the shirt (46.50) since it is going one third off I divided it by 3 (46.50/3=15.50)
I took away the one third I divided from it (46.50-15.50=31)
I got 31 dollars as my final answer.
Now Karim needs to buy the shirt for $31.