So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
<h3>what is the total value of merchandise he needs to sell?</h3>
We can assume that we have a proportional relation:
y = k*x
Where y is the commission and x is what Norman sells, then:
$15 = k*$200
k = $200/$15 = 0.075
$37.50 = k*$500
k = $500/$37.50 = 0.075
Then the relation is:
y = 0.075*x
If he wants a commission of $150, then:
$150 = 0.075*x
$150/0.075 = x = $2,000
So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
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Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
Parenthesis first:
5-4+1
5-4=1+1=2
18÷3×2
Divide:
18÷3×2
Multiply:
6×2=12
The last graph. This is because he can’t fold a paper a negative number of times, it’s impossible. Hope this helped :)
1st one
√4*10 = 2√10
answer
D. 2√10
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2nd pic
√3*48 = √144 = 12
answer
A. 12
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3rd pic
√5*125 = √625 = 25
answer
B. 25
Answer:
3.5
Step-by-step explanation:
98/8=12.25
√12.25=3.5
