Answer:
1. $48
2.$49
3.$91
4.$12
Step-by-step explanation:
For 1 and 2
To find the sale price, you find out how much is the percentage of the original price. Example :
(20/100)/60 = $12
So $12 is the discount
thus sales price will be $60-$12=$48
Same thing for no.2, find the amount of the percentage and subtract it from the original price
For 3 and 4
To find the original price
1. Subtract the percentage from 100%
2. Multiply the sales price by 100
3. Divide the ans from no.2 by ans from no.1
Example :
100%-40%=60%
$54.60×100=5460
$5460÷60%= $91 (original price)
Same thing for no.4
Hope this helps haha
A:
An independent variable could be how long she works. (Well it's not really independent I guess... Sorta depends.)
A dependent variable could be how much money she makes, depending on how long she works.
B:
Umm, like:
(1, 7)
If 1 was how many hours she worked and $7 is how much money she made, and therefore x would be how many hours she worked and y would be how much total money she made.
(2, 14)
(3, 21)
C: An equation would be 7x = y.
Answer:
12<14
x<12
14>12
14>x
Step-by-step explanation:
I dont know if it is correct but I think it is that way try
Answer:
3−42+7+16
Step-by-step explanation:
if its simplify
