Alright, the first thing we should have to do is find the total cost per year of his insurance. To do that, we multiply $96.21 by the 12 months in a year to get $1154.52. This is the cost of his insurance per year.
Next, we need to find out how much his boss covers, which we know is 85% of the total cost. SO what we can do is multiply the yearly cost ($1154.52) by the percent his boss covers (.85) to get $981.342. This is how much his boss covers per year.
Lastly, to find out how much Derek pays for insurance yearly, we just need to subtract how much his boss pays ($981.342) from the total yearly cost ($1154.52), which leaves us with $173.178, which is how much Derek pays yearly for his insurance, which should be your answer.
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Answer:
x = 7.5
Step-by-step explanation:
4 = 2/3 (2x - 9)
4 = 4/3x - 6
4 + 6 = 4/3x - 6 + 6
10 = 4/3x
10 x 3/4 = x
x = 7.5
3/7. There are 7 temperatures, so the denominator is 7. However, only 3 of them were above 75, so the numerator is 3.
