Answer:
<em>The tax is $1.54 and the price after tax is $31.54</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Percentages</u>
The procedure to add a percentage ratio p to a given quantity q is:
* Calculate the increase as i = p*q/100
* Add the increase to the original quantity to get the final quantity f=q + i
It's given the sales tax rate in New Mexico is p=5.125%. A pair of pants in New Mexico costs q=$30 before tax.
* The increase (tax) is i = (5.125*30)/100 = $1.54
* The price after tax is f = $30 + $1.54 = $31.54
The tax is $1.54 and the price after tax is $31.54
The points go on the little lines. It’s hard to point out
There is a 1 in 15 chance it could occur. The more numbers you add, the rarer the chance. This does not guarantee that it will occur in 15 tests.
Answer:
The claimed proportion (population) is
The sample proportion (p-hat) is
Step-by-step explanation:
In the population, we have the parameter p that is 11%.
Then, a sample of n=160 is taken and the proportion of the sample is 0.10.
The sample proportion p-hat can differ from the population's proportion. There is a sampling distribution that gives the possible values of the sample proportion taken out of this population and its associated probabilities.
The volume is 905.32 i believe
12(12)=144, 144(3.14)=452.16, 452.16(6)=2712.96, 2712.96/3=904.32
