Answer:
6 greeting cards for 23.40
For a survey like this, you want to take a random sample. It would be a good idea to use an alphabetical list of the students. Then, you could randomly select students from the list.
The principal would want to avoid surveying all the same type of students. For example, don't just ask the athletes.
Answer:
$111
Step-by-step explanation:
The bank balance is ...
$700 × (1 + 0.05) = $735
The cost of the computer is ...
$750 × (1 -0.20) × (1 +0.04) = $624
The remaining bank balance after paying for the computer is ...
$735 -624 = $111
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When you add a percentage, you effectively multiply by the sum of 1 and that percentage. The same is true if the amount "added" is negative (as for a discounted price).
(original amount) + (percentage)×(original amount)
Use the distributive property to factor out the original amount:
= (original amount)×(1 + percentage)
Answer:
D) She has a total of $62 in the piggy bank.
Step-by-step explanation:
Jenny has been saving quarters in a piggy bank since she was born.
She decides to add 56 more quarters so that she can buy a $65 phone.
So she has 192 + 56 = 248 quarters currently.
1 quarter is equivalent to $0.25
248 quarters equals;
× $0.25 = $62
So Jenny has a total of $62 in the piggy bank.
